Upgrading Your Self-Tape Game
So since we all have plenty of time on our hands to learn new things, we thought we’d share some tips on how to create a strong self-tape video submission. … Read More Upgrading Your Self-Tape Game
Creating a Coronaissance
If we can get past how devastating the news is, and how confining isolation can feel, we will embrace this rich gift of time and create something meaningful. … Read More Creating a Coronaissance
Supporting New Musicals: Murder for Two at Cape Fear Regional Theatre
We are used to golden age musicals being re-imagined, but the success of Murder for Two got me thinking about how new musicals get re-imagined. … Read More Supporting New Musicals: Murder for Two at Cape Fear Regional Theatre
College Auditions: The Student Perspective, Part II
College auditions are in full swing. New York City Unified Auditions have already been held, and high school seniors are starting to get a better sense of what auditioning for college is actually like. We checked in with our three talented seniors to see what their experience has been so far (you can read Part… Read More College Auditions: The Student Perspective, Part II
Interview: Musical Theatre Radio’s Jean-Paul Yovanoff
In the last month or so, we have had the pleasure of getting to know Jean-Paul Yovanoff, the founder and artistic director of Musical Theatre Radio. He recently interviewed us on his cool podcast (you can listen to it here). Incredibly charming and inventive, Jean-Paul has combined his knowledge and many skills to create a… Read More Interview: Musical Theatre Radio’s Jean-Paul Yovanoff
Interview: Bravo’s Book Nook
Our interview with NYC’s newest theatre bookshop owners, Michael Sgouros and Brenda Bell of Bravo’s Book Nook!… Read More Interview: Bravo’s Book Nook
Featured Five, Vol. 22 – Songs for the New Year
To celebrate the new year, we thought we’d dedicate this edition of our Featured Five to showcasing five new songs on the site.… Read More Featured Five, Vol. 22 – Songs for the New Year
