Musical Theater
Theater as a Political Artform
Since the dawn of the earliest Greek performances, the stage has forever been a place where political issues have been examined. Aristophanes was known to be one of the...
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The Curtain is Rising on Summer Theater
Are you ready for summer? For some people, it is a time to get ready for vacation or a trip to the beach. For theater lovers, it means the...
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Looking Toward the Tony Awards
Every year, the American Theatre Wing and the Broadway League host the Antoinette Perry Award for Excellence in Broadway Theatre. You may know the awards by its more common...
Read MoreTheater in the Lives of Young Adults
There is no question that the arts are a huge building block for learning at early ages for students and young adults. Throughout the holidays and celebrations every year,...
Read MoreWhat Did You Think Of Rent LIVE?
On January 27, FOX aired Rent Live, a live production of the 1996 Tony Award-winning musical Rent. When the production was live, the musical was a theatrical sensation for...
Read MoreOctober Means: All Things Tim Burton
For the month of October, we thought we’d highlight the most renowned horror directors and producers. Known most commonly for his dark and eccentric fantasy films like Beetlejuice, Edward...
Read MoreMusicals Making Their Way to the Big Screen
Musicals are one of the oldest, most loved, and renowned forms of theatre in existence. Characterized by singsong dialogue and a show tune structure throughout the production, musicals have...
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