voices - Backstage
... offer to someone else, and I ended up just randomly sending some videos of me dancing and they called immediately and offered me the part. This was my first time in a film, so it was like Acting 101, just being thrown into it. But there wasn’t a moment where it wasn’t enjoyable. What do you wish you ...
... offer to someone else, and I ended up just randomly sending some videos of me dancing and they called immediately and offered me the part. This was my first time in a film, so it was like Acting 101, just being thrown into it. But there wasn’t a moment where it wasn’t enjoyable. What do you wish you ...
Passing Show - Shubert Archive
... struggling with English. It was during this first American tour that Mitzi began to become a popular star on the road, something that sustained her career for many years, since most of her Broadway runs were relatively short. The following year Mitzi toured in the companion play, The Rose Maid, whic ...
... struggling with English. It was during this first American tour that Mitzi began to become a popular star on the road, something that sustained her career for many years, since most of her Broadway runs were relatively short. The following year Mitzi toured in the companion play, The Rose Maid, whic ...
A 16 BAR CUT
... their significance in musical theatre history. The (B) Structural Analysis section will describe the show’s organization and construction and how the structural problems mentioned above are solved. The (C) Role Analysis section will have three sub-sections focusing on my different roles in the produ ...
... their significance in musical theatre history. The (B) Structural Analysis section will describe the show’s organization and construction and how the structural problems mentioned above are solved. The (C) Role Analysis section will have three sub-sections focusing on my different roles in the produ ...
Asolo Rep Press Releases - Online Grants and Applications
... FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 8, 2014 Asolo Repertory Theatre Presents the FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training 2014 New Stages Tour: A Midsummer Night's Dream (SARASOTA, September 8, 2014) — From September through November 2014, Asolo Repertory Theatre presents the FSU/Asolo Conservatory fo ...
... FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 8, 2014 Asolo Repertory Theatre Presents the FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training 2014 New Stages Tour: A Midsummer Night's Dream (SARASOTA, September 8, 2014) — From September through November 2014, Asolo Repertory Theatre presents the FSU/Asolo Conservatory fo ...
The Delian Maidens and their relevance to choral mimesis in
... ‘make a humnos’ or ‘make someone [in particular, a divinity] the subject of a humnos’. This verb is derived from the noun humnos, ordinarily translated in its narrow sense of ‘hymn’. In the present context, the form refers to the performance of the Delian Maidens, which I will argue is a choral perf ...
... ‘make a humnos’ or ‘make someone [in particular, a divinity] the subject of a humnos’. This verb is derived from the noun humnos, ordinarily translated in its narrow sense of ‘hymn’. In the present context, the form refers to the performance of the Delian Maidens, which I will argue is a choral perf ...
Passing Show - Shubert Archive
... Last night, as is usual on such occasions, the show was not altogether the thing. The people in the audience came to be seen, quite as much as to see what took place on the stage. They swooped down upon the Broadway entrance in a flock of taxicabs that jammed the avenue as far north as Columbus Circ ...
... Last night, as is usual on such occasions, the show was not altogether the thing. The people in the audience came to be seen, quite as much as to see what took place on the stage. They swooped down upon the Broadway entrance in a flock of taxicabs that jammed the avenue as far north as Columbus Circ ...
Brecht, Broadway and United States Theatre
... theater and always has been devoted to making a profit.”7 The “always” here, repeated with the finality of an argument already won, forecloses at least some of the scrutiny called for in McNamara’s essay. The “how” Broadway became wedded to making profits erases the question of “why” it did so, whic ...
... theater and always has been devoted to making a profit.”7 The “always” here, repeated with the finality of an argument already won, forecloses at least some of the scrutiny called for in McNamara’s essay. The “how” Broadway became wedded to making profits erases the question of “why” it did so, whic ...
Steven Berkoff, Choral Unity, and Modes of Governance
... Aeschylus does not even bring on the eponymous, doomed hero until well past halfway through the play. If any character could be said to dominate the play, it is Clytemnestra, whose confrontations with the chorus display her will and her strength. ...
... Aeschylus does not even bring on the eponymous, doomed hero until well past halfway through the play. If any character could be said to dominate the play, it is Clytemnestra, whose confrontations with the chorus display her will and her strength. ...
- ASU Digital Repository
... American high schools and in the lives of students. This study begins with a condensed history of the American musical theatre, into focus on selected shows’ value as potential high school repertoire. Review of literature included studies of high school musical theatre, production guides and related ...
... American high schools and in the lives of students. This study begins with a condensed history of the American musical theatre, into focus on selected shows’ value as potential high school repertoire. Review of literature included studies of high school musical theatre, production guides and related ...
- Shakespeare`s Globe
... These downstage pillars were covered in black and white sheets, from the base up to the gold Corinthian finials on the top. The Stage Right pillar was covered in a black sheet, the Stage Left was covered in white. The base of each sheet was decorated with stylized designs symbolising waves and bird ...
... These downstage pillars were covered in black and white sheets, from the base up to the gold Corinthian finials on the top. The Stage Right pillar was covered in a black sheet, the Stage Left was covered in white. The base of each sheet was decorated with stylized designs symbolising waves and bird ...
to view my press kit as a pdf
... Greetings, Thank you for your interest in my work. I am an accomplished director and choreographer who has received many glowing reviews and references. I was the assistant choreographer on Xanadu on Broadway, which received four Tony nominations, including Best Choreography and Best Musical. I wor ...
... Greetings, Thank you for your interest in my work. I am an accomplished director and choreographer who has received many glowing reviews and references. I was the assistant choreographer on Xanadu on Broadway, which received four Tony nominations, including Best Choreography and Best Musical. I wor ...
PDF of entire volume (110pp, 3MB)
... put there, and the fact that the Spartans spoke in stage-Scottish accents seemed perfectly natural and hilarious to us, even though we had lived our lives in Melbourne, a long way from Athens, but only geographically distant from the schools and colleges of the British mid-century classicist traditi ...
... put there, and the fact that the Spartans spoke in stage-Scottish accents seemed perfectly natural and hilarious to us, even though we had lived our lives in Melbourne, a long way from Athens, but only geographically distant from the schools and colleges of the British mid-century classicist traditi ...
Hytner, Sir Nicholas
... London as well as on Broadway. He is perhaps best known for his direction of the blockbuster musical Miss Saigon and a 1992 revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel, and such plays as The Madness of George III and The History Boys. In addition, he has found success directing films and operas. I ...
... London as well as on Broadway. He is perhaps best known for his direction of the blockbuster musical Miss Saigon and a 1992 revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel, and such plays as The Madness of George III and The History Boys. In addition, he has found success directing films and operas. I ...
BACKGROUND TO THE SHOW - Aladdin Education | Home
... Reed learned These Palace Walls in a few days, and the song went into the show two weeks after opening night. Aladdin ended its popular run in Toronto on 5th January 2014, and the company, set, and costumes made their way back to the U.S. and into the New Amsterdam Theatre. Aladdin opened there on 2 ...
... Reed learned These Palace Walls in a few days, and the song went into the show two weeks after opening night. Aladdin ended its popular run in Toronto on 5th January 2014, and the company, set, and costumes made their way back to the U.S. and into the New Amsterdam Theatre. Aladdin opened there on 2 ...
Performing `The Tragedy of Mariam` and Constructing Stage History
... of the range of early modern dramatic texts available for scholarship, pedagogy, and appreciation’, Cary, and the wealth of critical writing on her play, is completely invisible.3 De facto, of course, this invisibility means that we regard early modern drama as constituting a wholly male-authored pr ...
... of the range of early modern dramatic texts available for scholarship, pedagogy, and appreciation’, Cary, and the wealth of critical writing on her play, is completely invisible.3 De facto, of course, this invisibility means that we regard early modern drama as constituting a wholly male-authored pr ...
race and gender in the broadway chorus - D
... was reflected on the stage, which was the nation's most popular form of entertainment for the first half of the twentieth–century. Artists were quick to seize trends, headlines, tastes and put them on the stage. Their livelihoods depended on audience patronage and approval, and they were eager to pl ...
... was reflected on the stage, which was the nation's most popular form of entertainment for the first half of the twentieth–century. Artists were quick to seize trends, headlines, tastes and put them on the stage. Their livelihoods depended on audience patronage and approval, and they were eager to pl ...
Musical Theatre
... This book traces the way that musical theatre’s golden ages have taken it from place to place over the centuries in search of such environments, by examining how each of its hometowns has placed a unique stamp on the art form. As an art form of the now, theatre defies second-hand appreciation. Photo ...
... This book traces the way that musical theatre’s golden ages have taken it from place to place over the centuries in search of such environments, by examining how each of its hometowns has placed a unique stamp on the art form. As an art form of the now, theatre defies second-hand appreciation. Photo ...
turning tricks and the modern female protagonist
... methods of performance preparation should not be used or weren‘t explored and incorporated on this project. However, in order to add to the already extensive amount of research on character analysis and theatre research methods, I chose to focus my discussion of Romance‘s character development pract ...
... methods of performance preparation should not be used or weren‘t explored and incorporated on this project. However, in order to add to the already extensive amount of research on character analysis and theatre research methods, I chose to focus my discussion of Romance‘s character development pract ...
Integration and the American Musical: From Musical Theatre to
... conductors) in all genres (i.e., classical, jazz, rock, etc.) enact personae in their performances.”11 In one footnote, Auslander goes so far as to write that “the purview of the present essay is not restricted to popular music and I wish here to provide a more general theoretical framework for thin ...
... conductors) in all genres (i.e., classical, jazz, rock, etc.) enact personae in their performances.”11 In one footnote, Auslander goes so far as to write that “the purview of the present essay is not restricted to popular music and I wish here to provide a more general theoretical framework for thin ...
EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE April 3, 2016
... York Times, The Illusionists™ is a mind-blowing spectacular showcasing the jaw-dropping talents of seven of the most incredible illusionists on earth (Jan. 28-29, 2017); Elvis Lives is an unforgettable multi-media and live musical journey through the life of the King of Rock and Roll (Feb. 22-23, 20 ...
... York Times, The Illusionists™ is a mind-blowing spectacular showcasing the jaw-dropping talents of seven of the most incredible illusionists on earth (Jan. 28-29, 2017); Elvis Lives is an unforgettable multi-media and live musical journey through the life of the King of Rock and Roll (Feb. 22-23, 20 ...
the Playbill
... theatre became more sophisticated. Instead of coming to see up and coming artists, people wanted to see fully seasoned performers in slick and professional productions. Gateway adapted to those changes and continued to thrive through the 80’s and ‘90’s while many of the original summer stocks closed ...
... theatre became more sophisticated. Instead of coming to see up and coming artists, people wanted to see fully seasoned performers in slick and professional productions. Gateway adapted to those changes and continued to thrive through the 80’s and ‘90’s while many of the original summer stocks closed ...
Redefining Choreography For The "the Rocky Horror Show"
... weeks. It then moved to the Chelsea Classic Cinema in the King’s Road” (137). This new musical built an audience that included celebrities, who got wind of its popularity and rushed to see what the buzz was about. The Rocky Horror Show continued to grow as it moved from venue to venue. Understudies ...
... weeks. It then moved to the Chelsea Classic Cinema in the King’s Road” (137). This new musical built an audience that included celebrities, who got wind of its popularity and rushed to see what the buzz was about. The Rocky Horror Show continued to grow as it moved from venue to venue. Understudies ...
Carousel at The 5th Avenue Theatre_Encore Arts Seattle
... Rodgers and Hammerstein were nervous on the day Molnár himself came to an early rehearsal, to give or withhold his approval. At the end, Molnár rushed up to the worried team and exclaimed,“What you have done is so beautiful. And you know what I like best? The ending!” Carousel was a major hit, winni ...
... Rodgers and Hammerstein were nervous on the day Molnár himself came to an early rehearsal, to give or withhold his approval. At the end, Molnár rushed up to the worried team and exclaimed,“What you have done is so beautiful. And you know what I like best? The ending!” Carousel was a major hit, winni ...
Antigone
... Renaissance. But only 31 plays survive from this period, written by three playwrights: Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides. ...
... Renaissance. But only 31 plays survive from this period, written by three playwrights: Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides. ...