From January 24-26, Broadway fans from far and wide gathered at BroadwayCon 2020 to celebrate the magic of live theatre. With almost 200 events on the schedule, ranging from panels to contests to workshops and everything in between, there was truly something for everyone. Here are some of the highlights: The Ensemblist Host Mo Brady got together with Broadway veterans Tracee Beazer (Frozen), Afra Hines (Hadestown), Kevlin Moon Loh (Beetlejuice), Barrett Martin (Chicago), and Bret Shuford (Wicked) to talk about all of their experiences with theatre, both on and off-Broadway.
Adrian Walters is an exciting, up-and-coming actor who’s paving his own way. Past credits include Schitt’s Creek, The Handmaid’s Tale, Heroes Reborn, and plenty of others. Currently, he can be seen on USA Network’s addictive new drama Dare Me, a breakout role for Adrian. Pop Culturalist caught up with this fast-rising leading man to chat about his career and new series. PC: How did you discover your passion for acting? Adrian: I’ve always been around the business. At around six years old, my mom got me involved in extra work.
Will Stockle is an exciting indie artist to keep your eye on. His signature sound is a blend of pop, soul, mixed with heartfelt lyrics that’ll strike you at your core. Today, he drops his newest single, “How’d You Let Me Go.” Pop Culturalist caught up with Will to chat about the track and his 2020. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Will: When I was in school, I took a music class where we had to write songs with a software called Cubase, and it turned
Christian Isaiah is a rising young star who’s quickly making a name for himself. Currently, he’s starring as Liam Gallagher on Showtime’s Shameless, a character he’s grown with since 2017. Pop Culturalist caught up with Christian to chat about his breakout role. Shameless PC: What can you tell us about Liam’s storyline on this season of Shameless? Christian: This season, Liam is in search to learn more about his heritage and finds out he has a great aunt that lives across the street. PC: How have you and Liam grown