Musical Mondays - The Quest of the Phantom Orca

96,000 Dreams Later: Community & Hope In The Heights

I remember growing up in the projects in the 80s. Poverty and violence were eclipsed by Block parties and big

Raoul de Chagny has long been framed as the safe and healthy romantic alternative in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom

The musical Newsies appears, at first glance, to be a lively underdog story about children striking against powerful newspaper publishers

I know that last week, we did a showdown of Sondheim vs. Lloyd Webber, and so doing another expose of

Any seasoned theater artist will tell you that there are two composers to never use as your audition piece- Stephen

In the radiant constellation of musical theatre, no star glimmers quite like Bernadette Peters. Across more than six decades, Peters

Parsing the Line Between Historical Fact and Broadway Brilliance SIX, the British musical comedy phenomenon by Toby Marlow and Lucy

The city hums, brakes squeal, and sixteen strangers take a breath that sounds suspiciously like a promise; in Another Day

This week’s blog post is brought to you by the sacred art of self-care… and the unrelenting march of deadlines.

I enjoyed playing Eponine in Les Miserables. Being neurodivergent and growing up moving around and always being the “new kid”,