Exclusive Interview: Mo Thomas and Katie Della Mora of ‘But They’re Shrimp!!!’
Have you ever wondered what life would be like for a shrimp about to enter their 30th year of life?
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‘Suffs’ Review: The Revolution You Didn’t Know You Needed
There are shows you enjoy, and then there are shows that completely take hold of you and refuse to let
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Delamar Traverse City: Experience Superior Hospitality
There are hotels that promise escape, and then there are hotels that understand the assignment. A spring stay at Delamar
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‘Come From Away’ Music and Technical Aspects | The BSB Podcast
Come From Away is a powerful musical that tells the true story of what happened in the small town of
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Meadow Brook Theatre’s ‘Come From Away’ Finds Hope in Humanity
I was in fourth grade when the Twin Towers came down, and yet I can remember it like it happened
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‘The Lion King’ Music and Stagecraft | The BSB Podcast
If you live your life by the motto, Hakuna Matata, you’re in the right place, as we’re diving back into
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Seventy-Six Trombones, Zero Gimmicks: ‘The Music Man’ Plays It Straight
There’s something undeniably comforting about The Music Man. It’s one of those golden-age musicals that doesn’t try to reinvent itself
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No Lift, Still a Love Story: ‘& Juliet’ Trades Spectacle for Scrappiness on Tour
There are shows you go back to because you enjoyed them, and then there are shows you return to because
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‘The Lion King’ Story and Characters | The BSB Podcast
Disney is known for its magic, and when it comes to its Broadway musicals, there’s nothing quite like it. Over
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Exclusive Interview: Patrick Blashill of ‘The Music Man’
What do you get when you mix a small town from middle America with a charming con man? The Music
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Review: ‘Beethoven x Beyoncé’ Gives The Symphony a Pulse
There’s a moment, about ten minutes into Beethoven x Beyoncé, when you realize something quietly radical is happening inside Orchestra
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‘MAMMA MIA!’ at the Fisher Theatre Is Pure Joyful Escapism
There’s something deeply satisfying about being proven wrong in the best possible way. Walking into Mamma Mia! at the Fisher
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