Just because I’m a gutsy little so-and-so and I can, in no particular order, here is a list of a few incredible ladies I have absolutely gigantic crushes on (and if they read this article, welp, now they know if they didn’t already know.)

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.

I realize now that my struggle to write something for bisexuality visibility week was a symptom of a much larger frustrations.

As I grew up, saw Wicked a few more times on tour, and realized I was queer, I also came to realize that maybe, just maybe, Elphaba was queer too – if not just an emerald-skinned metaphor for queerness.

So much of what I have experienced of bisexuality in theatre is in its use as a buzzword. It's better than stereotypes, sure, but it seems like the word gets tossed around for the sake of being able to tout a bisexual character.  

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

I wasn’t always the out and proud bisexual woman I am now. Today, I’d like to take you on my journey to self-acceptance.

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

One year after it closed on Broadway, I’d like to tell you all about how an unlikely adaptation reminded me of the importance of living life.

Theatregoers assume that when a show closes on Broadway that it is on tour for the rest of its life. Some highlights of productions that closed on Broadway and had continued success Off-Broadway.

Theatre gives us the chance to explore the humanity behind our history. What does that mean for us when it is used to tell the story of famous murderers?

In a musical theatre piece on Broadway in this day and age, to be so quiet for so long is risky and daring. Fortunately The Band’s Visit - book writer Itamar Moses, composer and lyricist David Yazbek, director David Cromer, and the entire cast and creative team - have taken the risk of silence.

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

Go see “Collective Rage: A Play in Five Betties” for the great representation, wacky plot, delightful dialogue, and relatable performances – but stay for Betty 2 and her journey.

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.

The Great Comet closed a year ago, and I like many other fans, miss the production and wish that it was still running. I wanted to take this week to shine a light on The Great Comet and how I got into the musical.

I have been a long-time Ryan McCartan fan and still am. Does that make me a horrible person?

Portraying real people on stage is a hefty task, especially for figures that have become almost mythic within our culture -- for example, Thomas Jefferson. How do different stage interpretations affect our view of the third president?

Brownface is a form of erasure that perpetuates racism and undermines Broadway’s journey toward diversity.

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.

Just a few weeks after our production of Newsies closed, I moved back to New York City to begin preparing for my next school year at Marymount Manhattan. And how did I spend part of my first weekend back? At 54 Below with my editor in chief Molly and fellow board member Gigi at the 5th Annual Newsies Reunion Concert, of course.

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

Every performance oozed with a sense of knowing how huge Menken’s musical reach was- and is- while also filling the room with an air of gratitude for everything he’s already provide to the world.