Musical Theatre
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SUBBING OUT YOUR SCRIPTS
Some links to contests for playscripts and musicals to get you started on subbing out your work.
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Basic Theatre Terminology
The most common terms associated with the theatre. A guide for actors, singers, dancers, and technicians.
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Your Big Break
A look at the realities of a career in the performing arts
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WHAT DO I DO NOW?
What to do once you've completed all your training. Tips for getting jobs in the performing arts field.
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Can One Person Do It All?
Writing a musical is often the collaboration between a bookwriter, a composer and lyricist. Is it possible for one person to do it all?
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DIRECT FROM BROADWAY
Those who love the musicals now have access to new ways of enjoying their favorites.
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What did you Say?
How your characters speak is as important as what they say. Writing believable dialogue can be a challenge, especially for new writers. Learn how to develop this skill.
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TOMMY TUNE: Who???
A brief look into the life of multi-talented Tommy Tune; one of Broadway's brightest stars.
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Start the New Year off right
Motivation, inspiration and organization article to help writers, composers and performers start 2002 on the right track for a productive and successful year.
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CAUTION: Men at work - TAP
The musical theatre genre of the 21st century keeps expanding to include innovative new shows like CAUTION: Men at work - TAP.
But is it just another STOMP? Read on to find out more...
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But all I really want to do is Direct
Everything you need to know about directing musicals. Great for the first time director but also filled with valuable appendices and other useful info. for any director.
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You are not alone!
e-groups, lisserves and web sites for aspiring playwrights, composers, actors, singers and anyone with a passion for musical theatre
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On Broadway
There are so many musicals and plays in New York City but finding them on the web can take forever. Here's my complete list of all the theatrical attractions both on Broadway and off.
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THE COMPLETE PACKAGE (Part four)
The final installment in THE COMPLETE PACKAGE series, this article looks at plots, storylines, characters and music as they have evolved within the musical theatre genre.
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Are you a triple threat?
If you're going for a career in musical theatre, consider becoming a triple threat to advance your chances for success.
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Musical theatre for Dummies
A list of the main components of the musical theatre genre and several memorable musicals from the classics and today's contemporary theatr.
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Appreciating talent
Inspired by the wonderful production of Showboat I recently had the pleasure of seeing, I am reminded of what it takes to be a performer in a show of this calibre.
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"Singin' in the Rain"
A reminder to all that "Singin' in the Rain" is one of the best musicals ever staged.
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The Music Man
The third in my series on the "classic" musical, this week's article pays tribute to "The Music Man".
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The King and I
The King and I has been several movies as well as Broadway productions. The most famous King by far is Yul Brynner whose name is synonymous with the role.
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A performing arts summer camp
One diverse performing arts camp described here may give both parents and studio teachers alike some ideas for ways their kids can explore their creativity this summer.
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Finding the muse
Do you start to compose the lyrics first or the music first or do they all come together at once? This author shares her secrets for writing musical theatre songs.
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The Divas of Sunset Boulevard
A brief introduction to some of Broadway's biggest stars who have played Norma Desmond in Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Sunset
Boulevard".
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What a character
Acting in a play or musical can be a lot of fun but also a lot of hard work. Are you "the character"?
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