The Tony Award nominations were announced early Tuesday morning, and what an exciting morning it was! One of Broadway’s newest shows, Kinky Boots lead the boards with a total of thirteen nominations! Matilda The Musical followed with twelve nominations including Best Musical, Pippin followed with ten including Best Revival of a Musical and Best Costume Design, and Rodgers + […]
For those of you familiar with Camp Broadway in NYC, you know that one of the highlights of the week is attending a performance of a hit Broadway show during the week. For “classic campers,” or the 10 to 17-year-olds that attend our signature Camp Broadway program, it’s a Wednesday matinee, bookmarked by an inside […]
When it comes to auditions, there are a lot of ways actors can find opportunities. Many performers look to local playhouses for community theater productions, regional theater or summer stock theater. Or, they can try their luck in New York City! While auditioning locally is important and will give you valuable experience, going through a big city […]
Note from the editor: Jordan continues his series on stories about being a college theater major at Ball State University with this article. For some of his other work, click here or here! Compared with the typical high school picks like Hamlet or Oklahoma!, college allows you to begin working on more thought-provoking and experimental shows. I’ve […]
After starring in the original Broadway casts of Rock of Ages and The Addams Family, Wesley Taylor has gone on to regular appearances in Smash as the sassy ensemble member Bobby. As if that wasn’t enough, he’s also created and produced two web series, both of which include cameos from almost all of Broadway’s biggest […]
In college, most students want to spend Spring Break in a place where they can sleep til noon, lay out on the beach all day, and then return home with a tan darker than the lobster they got served at the crab shack! Well for me, I decided that heading up north to a much colder […]
Name three musicals off of the top of your head. Easy right? Now name three plays. That’s a bit trickier to do than some people would like to admit. But why is it that plays hardly ever survive more than a few months on Broadway whereas musicals can run thirty years or more? In the […]
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