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There are few shows in the history of Broadway and musical theatre that can claim to have ever had the popularity and mass intrigue as Lin-Manuel Miranda’s smash hit, historical musical Hamilton. The two-hour rap based musical tells the story of America’s founding father Alexander Hamilton from his immigration to New York to rise in power amongst the first presidential cabinet and ultimate death at the hands of a former ally. Gaining support from celebrities and President Obama only furthered the

Musicals and Opera are both very similar forms of Musical Theatre that involve singing, acting and dancing. But they also have important differences. Musicals and Opera differ in the importance of the words, the number of people attending each year, and the style of music they use. Many people enjoy both kinds of musical theatre, both in performing them and being in the audience. It is a form of expression enjoyed by all generations. In musicals the dialogue and the lyrics in songs are extremely

Musicals have been around for many years, but one of the most notable is Grease. It is has become known throughout the entire world. With Grease being a phenomenal musical, FOX decided to perform a live version back in 2016, 38 years after the original musical. There was many difference in both versions due to one being a movie and the other a live performance. It is one of kind, which lead to many people arguing that the original is better. Factors that contribute to the debate are the cast, songs

Case 3.2 Hanover-Bates Chemical Corporation Hanover-Bates Chemical Corporation produces chemicals for the chemical plating industry. It has plants in Los Angeles, Houston, Chicago, and Newark. The production process involves taking chemicals purchased from other suppliers and mixing them into user-based formulas. The Hanover-Bates has a strong balance sheet and trades on the over-the-counter market. There are seven sales districts within the organization with a total of forty sales representatives

There is a wide variety of methods, but the program content often limits those that are appropriate. If, for example, the content is a new policy on vacations and holidays, the training method almost certainly will be the Lesson, supplemented, perhaps, with visual aids. In this instance, such methods as role playing and the demonstration would be ruled out. It is important to select those training methods that most effectively convey the desired content. Of the ten training methods discussed below

Starting in the golden age of 1950, a Broadway musical's critical judgement depended on how well the show’s elements were formally integrated. Meaning the outlook of the plot in relation to the music, lyrics and characterization of gender roles. Gender is a fundamental element of Broadway musical theatre, constitutional to the musical’s architecture. It is essential as a building block for characters, music/lyrics, and stage settings. Broadway musical is a popular art, in which conveys social issues

the Civil War, the perspective of war was redefined among many Americans. Many stories of warfare show the way some Americans viewed the idea of war. In the following texts: The Red Badge of Courage, Across Five Aprils, Civil War Journal, and the Sullivan Ballou Letter, many Americans had to deal with the pain of war and were faced with the cold reality that changed America forever. The novel, The Red Badge of Courage, by Stephen Crane, shows the change in the perspective of war through the eyes

at The Jackie Gleason Show, followed by his appearance in the Cavalcade of Stars, then finally landing his own program The Jack Carter Show. In the latter run of his career, Carter had made a regular appearance at The Hollywood Squares and The Ed Sullivan Show. The comic icon, who was able to make thousands of people laugh by his humor and hilarious comedy routines, had a couple of TV guestings before finally leaving the entertainment industry.

Broadway musical theatergoers typically associated a musical with the music that is being sung and not with the actors who are portraying the roles. You go to the theater for the musical experience or to witness someone play a groundbreaking role. When a musical has a character with a disability, what happens? Does this change the approach of the theatergoer? Our culture views disabilities in a musical or theater setting as an experience in itself. People flock for the freak show aspect of it, not

The movie “Shattered Glass” changed my my perspective on journalism because it showed me how hard it is to get something published and fact checked, but incorrect information can still slip through and get published. I learned about the institution and and the relationship about the people who sustain them which is they have to have a good trusting relationship or the whole business will crash. I also learned a lesson about how lying can get you fired and lose public trust which will be very hard