For many, quarantine has been a time of artistic creation and experimentation. The truest artists  have strapped down and continued working – giving us what we need right now.

Will this become the new normal? Or will we be able to go back to the way things used to be? All we can do now is keep our fingers crossed… and our masks on.

Ever wonder what it would be like to see your very favorite album come to life on a Broadway stage? For many fans, it’s a fantasy that they would love to see become a reality

When the inevitable topic of the pandemic arises, I have to remember that, wow, I haven’t been to a musical since March.

None of our classes are the way they would usually be, and it has made everything more difficult.

Halloween was not quite the same this year. With the pandemic raging on, it was hard to find safe ways to celebrate the spooky season, so when my roommate asked if I wanted to see a drive-in production of Macbeth, I was stoked.

If you support a person involved in the arts, if you enjoy watching actors on television or seeing live theatre, if you love someone who is queer, not white, or a woman, you cannot vote for a person that wants to take away their rights.

The collaboration of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein has created some of the best musicals in musical theatre history, as well as written some of the most iconic go to audition songs

What happens when plans are derailed? One must adapt and grow.

Enamored with their creativity and perseverance, I wanted to get some insights on the cast/crew’s passion for theatre, the rehearsal process, and the stories they want to share during these crazy times.

Check out these playlists for upcoming National Holidays: National Cappuccino Day, National Letter Writing Day, and Election Day.

'Wicked' fans have been early waiting for a film adaptation for years, but every new piece of news is just another setback.

It was my sophomore year of college, and it felt like my journey as a choreographer was really taking off.

This semester has been...different. It’s been different for everyone, obviously. This year, for our first slot of the season, we were supposed to do Hello, Dolly! Then we were going to do Nunsense for the second slot. I was VERY excited, especially for the second slot.

All the things I miss about theatre.

Theatre educators are all over my “For You Page,” or a calculated collection of posts that will interest the user.

That’s the question I’m asking Broadway two weeks after the announcement of the 2020 Tony  nominees.

Halloween is right around the corner, and while this year is unfortunately not the eventful weekend of costume parties and trick-o-treating that we know and love, that doesn’t mean that you still can’t dress up.

Over quarantine, I’ve found all of my conversations being centered around or ending on one certain subject: Taylor Swift

A few weeks ago, I was asked to direct for the first time. It wasn’t anything huge, just a  short play during a night of staged readings put on by Allegheny College Student Experimental  Theatre (S.E.T.).

This year, my college is hosting a full virtual season, composed of published plays, student written work, and devised theatre.

There was once a time where theatre students across the country had to learn their craft off a computer  screen due to a virus called Covid-19.

I am seeing my friends and co-workers find temporary solutions to keep their minds working and gears turning during this time.  

What do Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jason Michael Webb have in common? Both share similar last names, and both are well-acclaimed Broadway composers who have been recognized with Special Tony Awards.