Education
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Interview
By Ruthie Fierberg | 04/21/2019The husband-and-husband team talk about their latest co-written musical The Family Project, why they won’t smooth over their art, and why students are the best audiences. -
Education News
By Adam Hetrick | 04/15/2019North Bergen High School’s production of Alien: The Play, which drew praise from original film director Ridley Scott, will receive an encore performance on “Alien Day.”
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Education News
By Adam Hetrick | 04/12/2019Design elements and inspirations for the original productions of Fiddler on the Roof, Pippin, Mame, and Damn Yankees are part of the new exhibit America On Stage.
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Education News
By Adam Hetrick | 04/12/2019The April 15 performances mark the culmination of a city-wide tour that played more than 50 New York City Public schools this past year.
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Film & TV News
Kristen Bell’s Encore!, Reuniting Cast Members of High School Musicals, Will Be Revamped for Disney+By Ryan McPhee | 04/10/2019The upcoming streaming service announced the pickup as part of a new slate of nonfiction programming.
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Awards
By Ryan McPhee | 04/09/2019The Dear Evan Hansen star returns to emcee the National High School Musical Theatre Awards following his hosting stint in 2017.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 04/08/201911 groups in total will remount full productions of their high school play or musical during the 56th annual festival in Nebraska.
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Film & TV Features
By Playbill Staff | 04/08/2019The show's season finale, airing April 10 in the U.S., will see the characters of the sitcom take on the classic Kander and Ebb musical.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 04/02/2019The special event at the Library of Congress was held in support of Theatre in Our Schools Month.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 03/29/2019The summer program pairs theatre educators with Broadway professionals for three days of professional development and theatregoing.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 03/29/2019NYC-area high school students can enter by submitting 500-word stories or producing a short news piece on the theme "Courage in Leadership."
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 03/26/2019Both productions will receive a $5,000 grant towards initiatives aimed at the growth and development of theatre education in NYC.
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Readings and Workshops
By Olivia Clement | 03/22/2019The New Works Lab workshop production will feature a cast made up of Professional Performing Arts School students.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 03/22/2019The initiative awards American teachers with a $10,000 grant in recognition of their extraordinary impact.
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Education News
By Adam Hetrick | 03/21/2019The top prize includes a $1,500 college scholarship and tickets to the Tony-winning musical.
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Cabaret & Concert News
By Andrew Gans | 03/18/2019The evening will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival.
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Education News
By Adam Hetrick | 03/14/2019Students from Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and Seattle will converge on New York City to perform the late playwright’s work.
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Education News
More Than 2,000 NYC Public School Students Will Be Invited Behind the Scenes of Broadway's King KongBy Logan Culwell-Block | 03/13/2019The program, presented by arts education nonprofit Inside Broadway, offers students a glimpse at how Broadway shows run and operate.
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Education News
By Olivia Clement | 03/12/2019Be More Chill's Joe Iconis, Tony nominee Lauren Ridloff, and more will be guest presenters at the March 18 event at the Music Box Theatre.
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Photo Features
By Genesis Johnson | 03/07/2019The private archive of the Tony-winning playwright is being made public for the first time in the center's Stories to Tell exhibit.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 03/05/2019The Oscar-winning screenplay by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman was adapted for the stage by Network and Billy Elliot playwright Lee Hall.
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Video
By Logan Culwell-Block | 02/28/2019"Theatre, arts, makes kids learn things in a different way than taking a test does," shares The Band's Visit star in his testimonial kicking off 2019's Theatre in Our Schools month.
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Education News
By Olivia Clement | 02/27/2019The improvisational hip-hop troupe from Thomas Kail, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Anthony Veneziale offers its first-ever 8-week training course.
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Education News
By Adam Hetrick | 02/21/2019The initiative pairs students with female cultural leaders from Disney Theatrical Group, the Shubert Organization, Ticketmaster, and more.
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Insider Info
By Dan Meyer | 02/20/2019The two programs are focused on building the tools needed for actors to be successful on stage—one for college students and one for new arrivals to New York City.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 02/14/2019High school and middle school theatre programs can apply for one of ten $1,000 grants, funded by Music Theatre International.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 02/12/2019Produced by the National Endowment for the Arts in collaboration with the American Theatre Wing, the program pairs aspiring student writers with professional musical theatre artists.
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Education News
By Adam Hetrick | 02/11/2019Ten high schools across the U.S. will receive royalty-free licenses to perform the long-running Kander and Ebb musical.
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Education News
By Ryan McPhee | 02/11/2019The award honors corporations or organizations that contribute to EdTA’s mission to enhance and foster theatre education efforts in schools across the country.
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Education News
By Playbill Staff | 02/06/2019The honor, recognizing comprehensive and engaging marketing plans from NYC-area schools, will be presented at the 2019 Roger Rees Awards.
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Education News
American Theatre Wing Announces Recipients of Andrew Lloyd Webber Initiative Grants and ScholarshipsBy Adam Hetrick | 02/05/2019Over half a million dollars in grants and scholarships have been awarded to 30 students and 13 school communities.
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Education News
By Adam Hetrick | 02/05/2019When the original pieces were auctioned off last fall, The Colony High School seized the opportunity of a lifetime.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 02/04/2019Manhattan School of Music's production reflects John Kander's favorite moments from all the various editions of the classic musical, including Bob Fosse's 1972 film adaptation.
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Education News
By Ryan McPhee | 01/24/2019The adapted version of the show was designed specifically for middle school students and joins Disney’s Aladdin JR. and The Lion King JR.
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Video
By Logan Culwell-Block | 01/14/2019The live streamed concert celebrates a decade of the nationwide awards system honoring the best of high school musical theatre.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 01/11/2019Youth theatres from across the country have been giving back to their communities, and your vote can help one of them win a grant from Playbill.
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Cabaret & Concert News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 01/08/2019Frozen's Patti Murin will join Jimmy Awards alums—including stars from Dear Evan Hansen and Wicked—for the special event.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 01/04/2019Eight groups will remount full productions of their high school play or musical during the 56th annual festival in Nebraska this June.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 01/04/2019The Atlanta and Sacramento events will also feature appearances by Frozen star Caissie Levy, Tony-winning producer Sir Cameron Mackintosh, and Heathers star Ryan McCarten.
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Interview
By Ruthie Fierberg | 12/29/2018John Shorter turned his decades in theatre education into a second career supplying vintage items for school drama programs and community theatres.
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Tony Awards
By Logan Culwell-Block | 12/12/2018The Excellence in Theatre Education Award recognizes exemplary arts educators each year at the Tony Awards.
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Video
By Andrew Gans | 12/12/2018The choir performs “Merry Christmas, Happy Holiday.”
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Readings and Workshops
By Andrew Gans | 12/04/2018Students from the Duke University Theater Studies department will perform the 1948 Kurt Weill-Alan Jay Lerner musical.
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Education News
By Logan Culwell-Block | 11/27/2018The three-day series of workshops and seminars with Broadway artists will be held in July 2019.
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Regional News
By Ryan McPhee | 11/21/2018Chris Logan Carter will play every character in Charles Dickens’ holiday classic, from Scrooge to Tiny Tim.
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Education News
By Cleo Aukland | 11/08/2018The special opportunity educates students about the inner workings of the Great White Way.
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Industry News
By Adam Hetrick | 11/07/2018Thirteen writers will spend the next year creating new works for young theatregoers.
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Off-Broadway News
By Andrew Gans | 11/07/2018The script will also be available beginning November 22.
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Special Features
By Playbill Staff | 11/06/2018Teaching your children about the performing arts is more than just buying tickets—here are some tips to make the experience of attending a show into a longer lasting one.
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Education News
By Adam Hetrick | 11/01/2018The musical, featuring a score by Daniel Messé and Nathan Tysen and a book by Craig Lucas, played a brief Broadway run in 2017.
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