The Broadway Theatre

Jackson-Graeter Backstage Theatre. The Theatre, located in the Mary Alice Marshal Performing Arts Center, at Temple College is small, seating approximately 100 people. Since the setting is quaint, it makes for a personal experience, allowing the audience to truly see and hear the entertainers character. The stage size also has a downside, at times the actors would trip over each other while dancing. The Vocal Point concert titled From Rent to Now: The last 20 Years of Broadway: is directed by Dr. Sara

“Hamilton.” Like Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,” it is a groundbreaking adaptation of a story read and then brought to life by a new author. Miranda related to Alexander Hamilton and was so inspired he set forth to create this masterpiece. The new Broadway play has taken the stage by storm, setting numerous records and performing to sold out audiences nightly. A present-day Shakespeare, that is what Lin-Manuel Miranda is. He took a story, Ron Chernow’s biography of Alexander Hamilton, and like Shakespeare

Diary of Anne Frank Review by Essence Lewis The Diary of a Young Girl was written in 1945 by Anne Frank. The book was modified into a play by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett. The play first premiered October 1955 on Broadway at the Cort Theatre. The Westport Community Theatre presented Wendy Kesselman’s 1997 alteration of the play from November 24, 2017 to December 10, 2017. The year of 2017 commemorates the 70th anniversary of the publication of the Amsterdam teenager’s wartime diary. Anne sadly

Intersectionality is the practice (law) of looking at the overlap of a gender and race regarding an individual. In most practices before intersectionality it was common practice in law to group a gender together or an one race together in belief that they all had the same struggle and searched for the same outcome. Which was misguided and instead of handling one gender or race for instance (black people as a whole) looking at someone 's gender and race as a package (black women not just all women)

previous marriage, he have two older half-siblings. When he was nine years old, his parents registered him in Broadway Bound. It is a local children’s theater group. He made his professional acting debut in Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. He was only 11 years old then. After that he continued performing in regional theatre productions throughout the Seattle-are. Some of his theatre

few seconds the stars came out. The stage lights came on nearly blinding the audience, and the actress said her first line. Theatre has been a big part of my life for the past six years. I have spent countless hours rehearsing after school, memorizing lines, and attending performances. It has become a part of my life, and I cannot imagine my life without theatre. However, theatre is very difficult. When putting on productions, rehearsals last

Part Two:West Side Story History, Summary and Other important information on West Side Story. Riff, leader of the Jets Bernardo, leader of the Sharks Maria, Bernardo's little sister Tony, a founder of the Jets Doc, owner of Doc's store/Tony's boss Anita, Bernardo's girlfriend Ice, one of the toughest Jets Lt. Shrank, police officer Officer Krupke, police officer. West Side Story came out in 1961 as an overemotional musical that took place in New York. It proceeds the same theme as Shakespeare's

still be heard at auditions around the world. Thoroughly Modern Millie is truly a show that all ages can enjoy and love. Originally, Thoroughly Modern Millie was a 1967 movie-musical starring Julie Andrews as the title role. Both the movie and broadway show are done in what is known as a pastiche style. Pastiche is a style that mimics another artist’s work to celebrate it. The show uses new songs as well as previously written songs together which helps the show portray a very

Miller died on February 10, 2005 from heart failure, after battling cancer and pneumonia. February 10, 2005 happened to be the 56th anniversary of Death of a Salesman's Broadway debut. He was 89 years old. When he died. All My Sons: written in 1947 after his first published flop, The Man Who Had All the Luck and was on Broadway for a near year in comparison to the prior which was only there for 4 performances. The original title was, The Sign of the Archer a reference to Kate’s belief in astrology

outlet for me as well as something that helped to distract me from bad emotions. Theatre wasn 't really taken seriously during middle school by most people and at the least, maybe 40 people would show up to the play. Once high school hit, I quickly realized it was a whole different ballgame. The first thing that had struck out to me was the people. For one, they had very vast knowledge on the world of theater and knew Broadway tunes like the back of their hand. Unlike the drama club members at my middle