Saturday, September 30, 2023
It was announced in November of 2018 that “Moulin Rouge” would be coming to Broadway. Based on Baz Luhrmann’s 2001 hit film of the same name, many were ecstatic to have the glitz, glamour and drama brought to the stage. The following July, the show opened starring none other than […]
“Divorced, beheaded, died, / Divorced, beheaded, survived” is one of the many jingles fans have had stuck in their head after watching the hit Broadway musical “Six.” I, along with a group of others from Ramapo, joined the ranks of these viewers after another Center for Student Involvement-sponsored trip on […]
Looking for ways to get involved off-campus? Head on over to the Robert A. Scott Student Center to purchase a ticket for you and your loved ones to some of your favorite events, including Broadway shows and sports games. Sold by the Center for Student Involvement (CSI) and Roadrunner Central […]
The magic and wonder of the “Harry Potter” universe has shaped so many of our childhoods – and mine is no exception. With a seven-volume book series and eight films, I’m sure if you asked anyone on the street if they knew who Harry Potter was, they likely would. Harry […]
On the evening of Oct. 8, the Berrie Center was gifted with a delightful, jazzy performance by esteemed Broadway actress and singer Rhonda LaChanze Sapp, who goes simply by LaChanze Known for her 2006 Tony Award winning role as Celie Harris Johnson in “The Color Purple,” LaChanze keeps busy with […]
Photo courtesy of WestConn, Flickr. The world is mourning the death of American musical genius Stephen Sondheim, 91, who passed away in the early hours of Nov. 26, reported the New York Times. Two days later, members of the New York City theatre community gathered in Times Square to sing a […]
Photo Courtesy of Philadelpha City Council, Flickr After pandemic delays, the 74th Tony Awards were finally held this past weekend. Broadway performers and audiences alike were thrilled to see their favorite shows get the recognition that they deserve. The nominees and performers made conscious efforts to wear masks and continue […]
Photo courtesy of Fair Use, Wiki For a year and a half Broadway’s marquee lights have been shut off, leaving New York City dark. Now this metropolitan staple is making a show-stopping return, with musicals such as “Wicked,” “The Lion King” and “Hamilton” being met with standing ovations. Broadway […]
Photo courtesy of Andy Willis, Unsplash Broadway and film producer Scott Rudin resigned from the Broadway League last weekend, the latest update in his step back from Broadway after abuse allegations, according to Deadline. The news of these allegations began stirring within the entertainment community in early April after […]
Photo courtesy of Diana Robinson, Flickr After a long year of empty theaters and cancellations, New York City is slowly bringing arts and culture back to life in a new arts festival called NY PopUps, NBC reports. The festival began hosting outdoor events at the end of February all over […]
