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Kathrine Nero spoke with Miguel Gil when he was understudying the role of “Seth” in the Broadway production of Kimberly Akimbo. Since their conversation, Miguel has been cast as “Seth” in the National Touring production that will visit Cincinnati. KATHRINE NERO: Miguel, let's talk about Kimberly Akimbo. First of all, what an amazing Broadway debut! ... Continue Reading →
Kathrine Nero recently sat down with John Hoche, puppetry and movement director for Life of Pi. With animals as some of the main characters in the hit Broadway play, puppetry plays a big role in the storytelling, and the incredible level of the craft is leaving audiences awe-struck. KATHRINE NERO: John, how did you get... Continue Reading →
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by Cameron MackintoshIf I was to say what had happened to Les Misérables is the dream I dreamed, it would not be true – Les Mis has been a success beyond my wildest dreams.The show in 1985 that few people had booked in advance to see was coolly, if not hostilely, reviewed by the early... Continue Reading →
"Mrs. Doubtfire", the beloved 1993 film that captured the hearts of audiences worldwide, has been reborn as an endearing new family musical. This delightful adaptation takes the endearing story of love, family, and self-discovery to new heights with its catchy songs, talented cast, and memorable performances—most notably a tour-de-force turn by Tony nominee Rob McClure,... Continue Reading →
Girl From the North Country, the acclaimed Broadway musical, brings together the poetic genius of Bob Dylan’s music with the compelling storytelling of playwright Conor McPherson. Set in 1930s Minnesota, the show weaves together the lives of a diverse group of individuals struggling with their own hopes, dreams, and heartaches. With a hauntingly beautiful score... Continue Reading →
Not just any musical wins nine Tony Awards, a Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album, and tours in 13 different countries around the world, all while playing to packed audiences on Broadway for over 11 years. But then The Book of Mormon, a musical comedy by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone... Continue Reading →
A comprehensive overview of the show's design, music, characters and themes created by Disney Theatrical Productions Education Department. Aladdin_studyguide_3.8.22Download
This guide is designed to be a flexible teaching tool focusing on different aspects of the show. The guide is broken up into three sections: Getting to know the show, Conor McPherson story The Great Depression and historical context Bob Dylan and his music GFTNC_Audience-Enrichment-Guide-Broadway-1Download
Mrs. Peacock. In the Library. With the candlestick. Or is it Professor Plum, in the Ballroom, with the rope? Board games have long been a source of entertainment and intellectual challenge, but few have achieved the level of enduring popularity as the timeless classic, Clue. Originally created by Anthony E. Pratt in 1944, Clue was... Continue Reading →