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The Broadway Advocacy Coalition is proud to share Broadway VS, a celebration of two of Broadway’s most legendary names to raise funds for the next generation of BIPOC leadership in the theater community.

TONIGHT at 7 pm ET, we’re honoring the iconic careers of the inimitable André De Shields and Lillias White.

Live with Carnegie Hall: Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg ~ Nov 19

by Tulis McCall | Nov 17, 2020 | Reviews

Ruth Bader Ginsburg worked tirelessly to promote equal justice under the law throughout her life and career. But when she needed a respite from the pressures of the Supreme Court, Justice Ginsburg famously turned to the world of opera and classical music. Isabel Leonard hosts this episode in tribute to the late justice, featuring remarks and performances by Joyce DiDonato, Renée Fleming, Denyce Graves, and Patrice Michaels.

THEATER IN QUARANTINE ANNOUNCES FALL SEASON, OCTOBER 19 – DECEMBER 14

by Tulis McCall | Oct 9, 2020 | Reviews

THEATER IN QUARANTINE ANNOUNCES FALL SEASON, OCTOBER 19 – DECEMBER 14 Premieres by Heather...

NEW BROADWAY DATES ANNOUNCED FOR “MJ” Starring Ephraim Sykes

by Tulis McCall | Oct 9, 2020 | Reviews

NEW BROADWAY DATES ANNOUNCED FOR “MJ” PERFORMANCES SET TO BEGIN SEPTEMBER 2021 AT BROADWAY’S NEIL...

MARSEILLE and NIZZA in Hell”s Kitchen — Actor’s Equity members eat now, and pay later

by Tulis McCall | Oct 9, 2020 | Blog, Reviews

Simon Oren, Chef Andy D’Amico, and Robert Guarino are feeding the community that has fed them all these years. Starting Monday, October 12, from 9pm every night of the week, anyone with an Actor’s Equity card can eat for free (not incl. drinks, and gratuity) at their bistro Bouillon Marseille and Italian inspired Nizza both located at 630 Ninth Avenue (44th Street).

Fully Committed

by Elizabeth Ann Foster | Sep 27, 2020 | Reviews

The theater is back and it is safe to attend.

For the first time since March theatergoers can enjoy live theater in an actual theater. The Music Theatre of Connecticut in Norwalk is just one of three theaters that struck an agreement with the Actor’s Equity Association and their state governor to hold live performances under strict guidelines.

Baking Your Own Theater At Home

by Carl Kissin | Sep 25, 2020 | Reviews

Improv isn’t about being “fast on your feet” or being the wacky, funny one at the party (introverts can be wonderful improvisers), it’s about listening and responding. One sentence at a time. Yes and. You accept the spontaneously created reality (yes) and you add something to it (and). Lather, rinse, repeat. Voila, you now can have backstory, interesting characters, dramatic conflict, and a satisfying resolution.