One of the most important things about theatre to me, as an adult who loves theatre, is family theatre. As far as I’m concerned, there’s...

I am of the opinion that finales are the hardest part of a show to write, especially musical finales. Though, I think that’s partially...

A type of theatre that I feel often tends to be overlooked is the one person show. It’s a bold choice, in general, to present to an...

What is being a theatre kid? You’ve heard the jokes and seen the memes. But you’ve also heard the testimonies from all of us who lived...

This week, I’d like to kind of keep with last weeks’ post on relaxed performances. There are so many other ways to demonstrate theatre...

When I returned to front of house at People’s Light in 2017, I learned about a delightful thing they had started doing called a relaxed...

Anyone in the theatre world knows that sometimes, we need someone to step into a role. Sometimes understudies are cast just in case an...

Happy New Year! (Yes, that was a shameless RENT reference.) As we come into the year 2023, I’ve been thinking about my life in regards to...

Happy holidays to all! Here is my little nod to a long lived Christmas theatre tradition! At the end of the year 2004, the area I live...

My very humble beginning on stage was at the age of seven. I was cast as Dorrit Cratchit in a production of A Christmas Carol at the...