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This one hit me square in the millennial chest. I read Grant Ginder’s So Old, So Young in about a
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Silence, Packed: Why These Manta Earplugs Became My Most Valuable Travel Companion
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Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth was my introduction to sapphic novels, and it completely changed what I look for in
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There are some musicals that stay with you long after the curtain closes, haunting you in the best way possible.
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‘Hamilton’ Music and Stagecraft | The BSB Podcast
Much like the rest of the world, we can’t seem to stop talking about the Broadway sensation, Hamilton! This iconic
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Book Review: ‘Never Mind the Happy’ by Marc Shaiman
You may not know his name, but I guarantee you know his work. I’m talking about Marc Shaiman. In over fifty
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‘Normal’ – film review
As can be expected of a film entitled Normal, what unfolds over the course of its brisk runtime is anything
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‘Obsession’ is Disturbing, Bloody, and Absolutely Brilliant
Be careful what you wish for…We’ve all been told that at some point in our lives. I know that I’ve
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‘The Sheep Detectives’ is the Coziest Mystery in Theaters!
As someone who grew up in a family that loved mysteries, I’ve seen more films and read more books of
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‘Hamilton’ Story and Characters | The BSB Podcast
History class rarely includes rap battles, dramatic dance numbers, or a crowd singing about tax policy, but Hamilton somehow makes
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‘King James’ at Detroit Public Theatre: Friendship, Fandom, and the Pain of Growing Up
Detroit Public Theatre closes out its 11th season with Rajiv Joseph’s King James, a smart, funny, deeply human two-hander about
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