Between 2018 and 2020, I was on the blogging team for All Things Broadway, one of the most popular Broadway groups on Facebook. As their blog recently went offline, I recently reblogged my posts. I thought it might be convenient to post links to them here.
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| Outside the Schoenfeld Theatre on Broadway, where Come from Away played 2017-2022 Picture taken September 2022 |
Come from Away: Stories and lessons from those who lived it
I interviewed several come from aways and Newfoundlanders whose stories inspired Come from Away. This is the result, along with my own memories from that horrible day. This was my first and most popular post. It also set records for All Things Broadway's blog in terms of readership.
The Showtunes of Christmas
My thoughts and suggestions if you are planning to make a Broadway Christmas album. Which showtune is and isn't a Christmas song?
All I Really Need to Know I Learned on Broadway
Inspired by Robert Fulghum's All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, I share some valuable lessons learned in Broadway shows.
The Magic of Carol
Along with two other bloggers, we paid tribute to the late, great Carol Channing.
Writing Your Very Own Rodgers & Hammerstein Musical
My thoughts on common threads between Rodgers & Hammerstein musicals and how you can write your own R&H musical.
A Look Back, 2016-2018 (give or take)
Reviews of the shows I attended in the past 2 years, as of December 2018.
Theatre Etiquette, Part 1: Putting on the Ritz!
Etiquette for producers, directors and performers when putting on a show.
Theatre Etiquette, Part 2: A Night on the Town
Etiquette for attending a show.
Prayer, Come from Away
My thoughts on the "Prayer" in Come from Away; this was my part of a collaborative blog on songs that were particularly meaningful to us at Christmas.
You Are Here: A Come from Away Story
This was a collaborative blog about the HBO Canada documentary You Are Here: A Come from Away Story. It was one of the most moving documentaries I've ever seen.
Quarantine Playlist
This was my last post on the blog. I wrote it at the beginning of the pandemic about songs that I have found encouraging in tough times. Thanks to the pandemic, this was one of the last posts in the blog, though it would be a couple years before the blog went offline.
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| Times Square, September 2022 |
