The Hamildrops were truly all so unique and special! How could you rank them? Like this.

The struggles of love, loss, and life as told by indie band The Bengsons is a special experience.

It’s okay if you like Book of Mormon—just so long as you respect I don’t.

The theatre world is just teeming with fantastic actresses! Let’s chat about some of my personal favorites.

I’ve been lucky enough to see a lot of incredible performances. Let me tell you about them!

While we have so many talented stars on Broadway right now, there’s one that will always shine a little brighter than the rest for me.

Angelmakers is a riveting, fascinating look inside the psyche of female criminals.

I started to get curious about whether or not it was an accurate depiction of what it was like being stranded in Gander. So I reached out to Monica Burke on Twitter, and she told me about her experience being a come from away.

But I would argue that a weak female character is not necessarily a bad one. Not every woman is strong. Some women cry, some women are desperate to find a husband, some women are fine on their own, some women are not warriors. I would rather have an interesting female character than a strong one, any day of the week.

The Prom’s performance on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is something to be thankful for. Let us tell you why.

With Thanksgiving approaching, I wanted to take a second to write about what shows I’m thankful for.

The actual verses, the movie, and the musical are all vastly different versions of the same story, and if you accept that before you go into any of them, you’ll probably have a better time.

I am here today to talk about some of the most common and most overlooked of that theatre: high school theatre.

A bit disillusioned with all the trappings of Broadway, Molly Norman questions if we really need all the lights and sets and costumes.

Fresh off a high of seeing Waitress in Salt Lake City, I’m left with many lingering questions, most prominent of which has to do with the messages the show promotes.

In continuation of bisexual visibility week, I chatted with (Off-)Broadway’s Best Bicon Natalie Walker about her experience being bisexual.

“Today I just want to write about Frozen, the two angles I saw it from, and what it means to me.”

Unlike speaking out about portrayls of domestic abuse, domestic abuse is unique in that doing the right thing in the wrong way is often worse than doing nothing at all.

For our debut article, I sat down with Jessie Shelton at a McNally Jackson in Manhattan and chatted with her about everything from the largest land mammal she thinks she could take in a fight to the importance of being true to yourself in 2018.

The kindness of stage actors never fails to floor me.

Refugees are having to flee their own authoritarian governments and for all of us who are in America and are not Native Americans, at some point our families had to leave behind our homelands.

Is the love of a friend lesser than that of a family member? Or is an act of true love something that must come from within, not be presented with?

You're willing to go to a show where people sing their feelings, a woman leaves her abusive husband and he doesn't come after her, and you're drawing the line at interracial relationships?

Ariella Kahan-Harth on twitter asked us to take a look at gender in modern high school musicals, such as Dear Evan Hansen and Be More Chill. In addition to those two, we'll also look at Mean Girls.