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Wicked’s depiction of disability is refreshing – thanks to authentic casting and an accessible set

Marissa Bode as Nessarose and Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba. Everett Collection Inc/Alamy Stock Photo by David Wilders, Dublin City University Warning: this article contains spoilers for Wicked. With...

Wicked review: a stunning film adaptation that avoids all the usual pitfalls of moving musicals from the stage to the screen

Universal Pictures by Julian Woolford, University of Surrey The journey from successful stage musical to big-screen adaptation is rarely truly successful. From director Joshua Logan’s use...

 Clairton’s own Rema Webb—Broadway star returns home to perform, Nov. 18-19

REMA WEBB Performing on stage is what Rema Webb was born to do. And she’s over the moon to be returning to the Steel City this...

Lin-Manuel Miranda talks ‘Hamilton’ as the musical returns to Chicago

Don’t expect Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of one of the most successful Broadway productions ever, to make another Hamilton or anything like it.  “I don’t think...

Burt Bacharach mastered the art of the perfect pop song – and that ain’t easy

by Gena R. Greher, UMass Lowell Easy on the ear, perhaps. But the label of “easy listening” often attached to the songs of Burt Bacharach...

‘West Side Story’ may be timeless – but life in gangs today differs

Dancing with danger. West Side Story/Amblin by David Pyrooz, University of Colorado Boulder; James Densley, Metropolitan State University , and Scott H. Decker, Arizona State University The...

‘Breath & Imagination’ story of groundbreaking classical singer

WORLD PREMIERE-- Jubilant Sykes and Kecia Lewis in a scene from “Breath and Imagination” (Hartford Stage/T. Charles Erickson) by C. Denise Johnson For New Pittsburgh Courier Most playwrights hope their creations will move, entertain and meet favorable reviews. In the case of “Breath & Imagination,” Daniel Beatty’s latest work is a 3-pointer. City Theatre’s latest offering, a world premiere co-production with Hartford Stage, offers an outstanding platform for stellar performances.

Last 2 Days! Green Day’s ‘American Idiot’ allows Shuriah to stretch acting, singing muscles

Jamal A. Shuriah by Genea L. WebbFor New Pittsburgh CourierJamal A. Shuriah said the emotion in each scene and the music is what drew him to audition for a role in “American Idiot.”

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