Musical TV shows bring together the creativity of storytelling and the energy of song, creating something uniquely entertaining. From modern comedies to older cult classics, here is a curated mix of well-known hits and hidden gems, perfect for your next binge-watch session!
Theatre Trip attended Mamma Mia! The Party in London, and this is a full overview of the experience for anyone curious about the show or the theatre. Here are some of the standout highlights from the visit that are worth sharing.
Tyler Micoleau is a Tony-Award winning lighting designer who has designed for plays, operas, and musicals both regionally and internationally. In this interview, he shares some practical advice for aspiring lighting designers, along with tips on how to stay productive a designer during the pandemic.
Grace McLean is a singer, writer, and Broadway actress based out of NYC. In this interview, she shares a bit about what she’s currently working on, some advice for aspiring performers. and what it was like to play Marya Dmitriyevna in The Great Comet.
Lorin Latarro is a celebrated Broadway choreographer who has also performed in 14 Broadway shows. In this interview, she shares some insights into her time choreographing Waitress, The Visit, and Mrs. Doubtfire, along with some advice for future choreographers.
Theatre Trip attended BATSU! in NYC’s East Village, and this is a full overview of the experience for anyone curious about the show or the theatre. Here are some of the standout highlights from the visit that are worth sharing.
In 2020, Theatre Trip went to BroadwayCon for the very first time! The convention took place from January 24th – 26th at the New York Hilton Midtown. If you’re at all interested in checking out the convention in the future, here’s where you can learn about what to expect.
Connor Gallagher is a talented director and Astaire Award-winning Broadway choreographer. In this interview, he shares some insights on his time choreographing Beetlejuice, along with some amazing advice for budding choreographers.
Whether you are an actor, actress, drama teacher, or theatre enthusiast, it’s always a good idea to keep a few solid acting exercises in your back pocket. So to start with, here are six acting exercises for teenagers that will help them become better and more confident actors.
Auditioning for musicals can be an exciting time in a performer’s life. But unfortunately, major audition mistakes are being made every day. But here you can find some great audition tips from both casting directors and Broadway/West End musical theatre stars.
