Book Review: Go Gentle by Maria Semple
Go Gentle by Maria Semple has shot straight to the top of my list. As a reformed feminist who is
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Exclusive Interview: Fletcher Michael of ‘Did You Charge Your Phone For The End Of The World?’
It’s not every day we get to speak with someone who not only wrote and directed a show but is
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Exclusive Interview: Abigail Aziz of ‘Suffs’
Having been to New York City quite a few times over the course of the past few years, we’ve seen
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‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ is Nintendo Nostalgia at its Finest
I was a Nintendo kid growing up. I remember vividly when my two older sisters dusted off the NES for
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Exclusive Interview: Cassandra Svacha and Joseph Pacitto of Detroit Mercy Theatre Company’s ‘I’m Going To Marry You, Tobey Maguire’
We’ve all had a celebrity crush before that defined our adolescence. For me, it was Zac Efron in his High
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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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‘Come From Away’ Story and Characters | The BSB Podcast
Come From Away explores the remarkable events that unfolded in the small town of Gander, Newfoundland, in the aftermath 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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Book Review: ‘The Hunger Games’ by Suzanne Collins
Decades ago, North America was nearly destroyed by war. The new country of Panem rose from the ashes. But Panem
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Book Review: ‘The Complex’ by Karan Mahajan
Family stories have a way of exposing the quiet truths people spend years trying to hide. The Complex by Karan
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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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