By Skylar Raye Noyes My newest obsession on Broadway is definitely Bandstand: The New American Musical! I was fortunate enough to see it twice, once in previews and a second time after it opened! It was interesting to see how the show changed from previews to opening. Not only does Bandstand have spectacular choreography […]
Throughout the 2016-2017 school year, Boulder Creek High School Choir (in Phoenix, Arizona) accomplished several feats such as performing with Choirs of America at Carnegie Hall, and reaching a record number of students in the program. Boulder Creek High School currently operates with 6 “during-school” choirs, and one after-school choir. The six during-school include two […]
Throughout the past year, I have had the amazing opportunity to interview several people, all thanks to the amazing blog team at Camp Broadway. Today, I am even more excited to bring you an interview with Ella Dane Morgan, who currently is one of two young girls playing Lulu in Waitress! I interviewed Ella’s double, […]
What is the biggest night on Broadway? The Tony Awards of course! Usually on Tony Awards night I’m snuggled up on my couch with a bowl of popcorn watching the event on TV, but this year I got to see it live in person! Camp Broadway took me and some other thespians to Radio City […]
For several months now, I have been an avid follower of the blog “The Backstage Blonde” which is written by Teale Dvornik. Teale lives in New York City and has a job in the theatre industry that often isn’t recognized by those outside of the industry. She works as a dresser on Broadway, currently for […]
With the 2016-2017 season coming to an end, a sparkling new season of theatre is quickly approaching. With this comes the fact that buying several theatre tickets can add up in cost throughout the season, but there are several ways to lower the cost and save money this coming season! For those that live far […]
The 71st annual Tony Awards was a spectacular way to kick off the summer! Whether you watched it at home, on the go, at rehearsal, or maybe even alone in your bedroom the Tony’s did not disappoint! Thanks to Camp Broadway I was able to attend the Tony Awards as part of the live audience. […]
“Act well your part; there all the honor lies.” That is the infamous motto of the International Thespian Society. Founded in 1929, ITS started with the aim of achieving student recognition in the arts. The program’s founders were a group of teachers in Fairmont, West Virginia. Named after Thespis, the supposed first actor, the […]
At Camp Broadway, there is a long-time tradition, like most summer camps, of having camp counselors lead groups. However, at CB, these group leaders are called “Featured Players” and are involved in the entire process of putting on a performance for family members at the end of camp. This week, I had the opportunity to […]