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Corner of the Sky: PIPPIN on Finding Your Destiny

By Kathryn Harris on August 02, 2010
in Education and Arts Advocacy, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: roger o. hirson, Stephen Schwartz, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, Pippin, Show Spotlight
What is greatness and how does one bec0me great?  In the musical PIPPIN, written by Stephen Schwartz (GODSPELL, WICKED) and Roger O. Hirson, the title character and heir to the throne is determined to become "great".  But Pippin soon finds that the ...

All-Female Version of 1776 to be Staged in Kansas City

By GERRY LIU on July 30, 2010
in Announcements, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Keith Edwards, Musical Theater Heritage, Sarah Crawford, sherman edwards, In the News, Show Spotlight
Director Sarah Crawford will be presenting 1776 in August, 2010 at Musical Theater Heritage in Kansas City, MO.  The twist?  Our nation's founding fathers will be portrayed by an all-female cast!  We love hearing about ambitious new productions of ...

Dressing for Success: Tales from Professional Broadway Wardrobe Dressers

By Jason Cocovinis on July 29, 2010
in Making Theater, Show/Author Spotlight, Education and Arts Advocacy, Announcements | Tags: Bill Remington Huber, BroadwayBlogspot, Kimberly Faye Greenberg, Wardrobe Dresser, Behind-the-Scenes, MTI Broadway Junior Collection, MTI ShowSpace
"Dress has always been my strongest suit..." - AIDA A couple weeks ago, we introduced you to Kimberly Faye Greenberg, the Executive Producer/Creator of BroadwayBlogspot.com. In addition to maintaining this terrific website with her ...

Denver School of the Arts' URINETOWN Featured on Denverpost.com

By Jason Cocovinis on June 30, 2010
in Education and Arts Advocacy, Announcements, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: International Thespian Festival 2010, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, In the News, Show Spotlight
After making it home from the 2010 International Thespian Festival in Lincoln, NE and having a couple of days to think about my experience, all I can say is WOW! It was a true pleasure seeing first-hand the talent and hard work every performer and ...

URINETOWN: The Musical?

By Victoria Saxton on June 21, 2010
in Education and Arts Advocacy, Announcements, Making Theater, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Bertolt Brecht, Greg Kotis, International Thespian Festival 2010, Kander and Ebb, Kurt Weill, Mark Hollmann, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, In the News, MTI Resources, MTI ShowSpace, Show Spotlight
Don’t let the title put you off. By the end of this show performers and audiences alike will be laughing so hard they’ll… fall off their chairs. Sorry, couldn’t resist. In all seriousness, URINETOWN is pretty much your typical musical. Boy ...

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