Do religious themes have an inherent place in certain stage musicals?

In light of recent news, Cari wants to mourn over the loss of a production revered by many as an icon.

On a serious note this time, Cari decides to lay out her ten most favorite musicals.

Mary Poppins Returns, but does she cast a satisfying spell in this long-awaited sequel?

Les Mis is a near-perfect musical, but how could its treatment of the female lead have brought it to complete perfection?

There are people who think certain behavior at the stagedoor isn’t frowned upon, and we need to talk about it.

Or could it ever be possible for a musical about vampires to do well?

Following Thanksgiving, Cari decides to share her top six favorite musicals with the Board’s wonderful readers!

Cari briefly shares why she thinks Houston Grand Opera hits another homerun with this season’s La bohème.

Cari’s first time at the opera has her itching to share her special experience with our readers!

Singer, actor, and accomplished dancer. How could we NOT want to celebrate Hugh Jackman’s contributions to the musical genre?

All theatre fans are valid, and it’s high time we stop acting like this isn’t the case!

Is there a heart full of love for this national tour of a beloved classic?

Bisexual people have gone on for too long with underrepresentation and negative stigmas, and it’s time for the Broadway community to change that situation for the better.

Just when is a Tony acceptance speech “too much” before drifting into inconsiderate territory?

Superstar takes the events of the Gospels and both eliminates and tosses in elements in order to portray the characters the way the writers desire them to be portrayed.

There has to be a reason why some shows manage to become near-mainstream hits... right?

Why did we ever believe that Lauren Ambrose was not as “valid” a choice to play Eliza as Laura Benanti would have been?

Musical theatre can be a genre of navigating tragedy. How does Next to Normal deal with this concept in its own unique way?

In Les Misérables, audiences learn that sometimes, the very best love stories don’t have to include aspects of romance at all.