Pop Culturalist Chats with Max Vernon
Max Vernon’s star is rising. Last year, his Off-Broadway musical KPOP took New York by storm. It was nominated for a bunch (and won some) awards and enjoyed a sold-out run.
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Broadway Shows We’re Excited to See This Fall
Fall is the best. And, it’s not just because the trees change colors beautifully and people can wear boots again, but also because a new Broadway season begins. There’s so
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Mean Girls’ Kevin Csolak
From an early age, Kevin Csolak found himself surrounded by the arts. He quickly fell in love with the craft and it became more than just a passion for him;
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Why We Love the Broadway Princess Party
Hear ye, hear ye: the princesses are giving– and having– a ball, and it just might be coming to a city near you. Ladies and gentlemen, the Broadway Princess Party, a joyous
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To See or Not to See: Pretty Woman: The Musical
It seems that we’re experiencing an entertainment age of adaptations. Seemingly, there are more books being adapted into TV shows and films, and films and TV shows are being adapted
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Laila Robins
From gracing the stage as Cleopatra in Antony and Cleopatra and Masha in Three Sisters, to roles on the screen in Homeland, The Good Shepherd, and Deception, Laila Robins has had an extensive
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To See or Not to See: Summer: The Donna Summer Musical
Donna Summer was a music legend. Not only is she credited as being the “Disco Queen,” but she’s also a mother, daughter, wife, and saavy business woman. It’s no surprise
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Pop Culturalist Chats With SpongeBob SquarePants’ Walter Trarbach and Mike Dobson
If you’ve seen SpongeBob SquarePants on Broadway, you’ll know that it is chockful of sounds–not just musically, but also sound effects. The masters behind all the sound mixing and making
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Ariana Debose
Ariana DeBose is a triple threat: actress, dancer, and singer. She burst onto the scene when she competed on So You Think You Can Dance before moving into acting. Some
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Once on This Island Set Designer Dane Laffrey
Dane Laffrey took a Broadway stage and turned it into an island. There is sand. There are live animals. There is a small body of water. There is a truck.
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