Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical The Story of How ‘Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical' Went From Social Media Hit to Broadway Production “Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical” is getting the Broadway treatment as an all-star streaming event after a social media ode to the 2007 Disney Pixar film became a hit with over 20 million views. Daniel Mertzlufft, the NYC based composer who started the social movement, joined LX News to talk about the virtual concert and how it will do some good...
wicked ‘Wicked' Cast Members Using Their Voices ‘For Good' By Helping Turn Out Gen Z Voters Cast members of the musical “Wicked” have been putting their time off to good use through their new advocacy organization called “Change for Good.” The group, which includes the show’s current and former stars, made a music video to help encourage young people to vote, and will soon be making their powerful voices heard on other issues like environmental...
Broadway Broadway Shutdown Extended Until May 30 Due to COVID-19 Although an exact date for various performances to resume has yet to be determined, Broadway producers are now offering refunds and exchanges for tickets purchased for shows through May 30.
Broadway Ron Simons Reveals Journey From Microsoft Software Engineer to Tony Award-Winning Producer With the future of Broadway uncertain, actor and producer Ron Simons addresses how quarantine has altered his creative process and explains the trajectory of his career from software engineer to award-winning producer.
african american history Broadway Star Who Bought Home Originally Built by Enslaved People to ‘Fill It With Love' Says He's Grateful Broadway performer Robert Hartwell recently went viral when he purchased a home originally built by enslaved people to “fill it with love.” For Hartwell, who is Black, the house represents an opportunity to turn a painful piece of history into an opportunity for his future and the future of his family to come.
Broadway 'It Will Look Different': Insider Dishes on What Fans Can Expect When Broadway Reopens The show will go on, promises Charlotte St. Martin, president of the Broadway League. But not quite as before. St. Martin speaks on the lasting impact of coronavirus on the Broadway community.
Mean Girls A Day in The Life of “Mean Girls” Broadway Actor Grey Henson \What’s it like to really work on Broadway and perform eight shows a week?
