Author: Camp Broadway

Singing Girls: The importance of female duets

Everyone loves that part in a musical where the couple finally sings a duet, stares at each other for a dramatic second and then proceeds to kiss, possibly to the sound of some dramatic, happy music in the background. Of course, there are always small differences, but it’s safe to say that a similar scene […]

Showtunes and Parallels

It is no secret that in musical theater, just like in any other art form, writers and creators are constantly inspired and influenced by each other’s work. In the world of musical theater, this often leads to similarities between songs and all kinds of parallels between different musicals. In a way, those connections create a […]

What’s Coming This Spring at 54 Below!

54 Below, or Broadway’s Supper Club as it’s sometimes called, is a perfect place to have a great night: you can enjoy your meal as some of Broadway’s most talented perform, making for an unbeatable experience. Here are some of the gigs we’re most looking forward to! Lindsay Mendez and Derek Klena, March 10, 24 […]

My Favorite Musical Love Stories

It has been said many times before that a musical without a comedic relief or a love story is Broadway suicide. This doesn’t mean that a love story has to be the main focus of the musical, which makes a few of the love stories the best love stories. Three modern musicals really stick out […]

Interview with Will Carlyon of Cabaret

With a new production of Cabaret coming just around the corner, I sat down and talked to Will Carlyon. He’s a quadruple threat and swing in the new production, and I spoke to him about what its like to be a quadruple threat, and what it’s like to work with Alan Cumming. This is your […]

Live-Tweeting on Broadway: What?!

If you have never checked your cell phone during a performance at the theater, you definitely have reasons for not doing so. And you’re familiar with the dire consequences that occur if you do: 1. The jaded theater-goers will definitely use you as an example to complain about the ‘new generation’ ruining the theater! 2. […]

Interview with Tony Parise of Hasty Pudding Theatricals

Twenty one Harvard students came together to form a club in 1795. This organization became the Hasty Puddings Club. Hasty Pudding Theatricals has been producing centuries of student-written theater and  every year, Hasty Pudding nominates a Man and Woman of the Year and hold a special show and ceremony to celebrate their career and poke […]

Sing. Dance. Create. ACT NOW! Here’s how…

One of the most important aspects of the arts is its ability to change the world. Whether we’re talking about a work by Picasso, a song by The Beatles, or a musical like Rent, artists are a crucial part of our society; artists are unafraid to shine a light on tough issues and really call for […]

“Flops” on Broadway We Love, Seussical and More!

Just because a show goes to Broadway, doesn’t mean it’s going to be a success. And just because a show is on Broadway in previews, doesn’t mean it’ll ever actually see opening night. Whenever a Broadway show succeeds, chances are three more have closed. A few though really stand out in my mind. My favorite […]