‘Suffs The Musical’ Story and Characters | The BSB Podcast
History can feel distant, separated by the expansiveness of time and the story on the page, until the lights come
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Exclusive Interview: Mackenzie Conn and J.R. Spaulding of Farmington Players’ ‘The Haunting of Hill House’
The lights go down, the silence settles in, and somewhere inside Hill House, something is waiting. Shirley Jackson’s chilling tale
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Exclusive Interview: Rebeca Robles of ‘Human Things’
In theater, there are moments when the lights come up, and a story doesn’t simply unfold; it grabs you by
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Exclusive Interview: Angela Birchett of ‘The Notebook’
Love may be written in ink, but onstage, it comes alive in music, memory, and the passage of time. The
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Glenlore Trails CarnEvil 2 is Bigger, More Interactive, and Worth Revisiting
Some attractions you visit once, enjoy, and feel like you have pretty much experienced everything they have to offer. Then
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Exclusive Interview: Matthew J. Prigge, Author of ‘Dog’s Day’
Before Al Pacino brought Sonny Wortzik to the screen, before Dog Day Afternoon became one of cinema’s most unforgettable crime
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‘MAMMA MIA!’ Music and Stagecraft | The BSB Podcast
Few musicals understand the assignment quite like MAMMA MIA! It arrives with ABBA hits blazing, sequins practically within arm’s reach,
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Exclusive Interview: Sutton James Kaylor of ‘The Outsiders’
Broadway has seen plenty of stories about growing up, but few hit quite as hard as The Outsiders. This musical
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Exclusive Interview: Daniel Valentine, Valencia Morgan, and Kodie Allen of Birmingham Village Players’ ‘Once On This Island’
Forget the glittering castles and predictable fairy tales. Once on This Island finds its magic somewhere far more unexpected: on
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‘MAMMA MIA!’ Story and Characters | The BSB Podcast
Forget subtle. Forget sitting quietly in your seat. MAMMA MIA! brings the glitter, the dancing, the romance, and enough ABBA
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Exclusive Interview: Jamie Altman and Lyndsie Kerr of Stagecrafters’ ‘Come From Away’
There are musicals that entertain you, musicals that move you, and then there’s Come From Away, the rare show that manages
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A Rebellion That Never Quite Finds Its Voice Lies in ‘The Uprising’
There’s nothing quite like seeing a film trailer and instantly recognizing its potential. Trailers have a unique job: saying so
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