The theatre poster: effective tool or outdated relic?

There’s something about many, if not most, theatre posters that bothers me. They often seem to missing something important: any kind of description of the show in question. Look at any movie poster, on the other hand, and you’re sure to see a pithy summing-up of what’s in store. Some of these have even outlasted […] Read more

Forbidden Broadway spoofs 30 years’ worth of musicals

By Ryan Mooney Playing up the camp of musical theatre has become a “go to” for many shows in recent years. Everything from The Producers to Dirty Rotten Scoundrels to Evil Dead seems to have a wink-and-a-nudge homage to the fact that “yes, we’re singing and dancing up here.” The spoofing of artistic forms is […] Read more

Square pegs in round holes? Young people and theatre etiquette

Square pegs in round holes? Young people and theatre etiquette from The Art of the Business Read more

Sondheim at the Vogue Theatre

Sondheim at the Vogue from AdamAbrams.com Read more