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BFB Review: The Outsiders

As a GenXer, I often find myself in conversations with friends about how well shows, songs, and movies from our youth have aged. It’s tough to think of yourself as…

Broadway 101 Theaters & Venues

The Golden Theatre: A Storied Stage in the Heart of Broadway

At 252 West 45th Street—between Seventh and Eighth Avenues in Midtown Manhattan—stands the legendary John Golden Theatre, a beloved venue in the Broadway Theater District. Originally opening on February 24, 1927 as the…

Performers Show Reviews

BFB Review: Operation Mincemeat

Guys like stories about dead bodies. Maybe they remind us of our own mortality. Or maybe they represent the cold and unforgiving world we’re all trying to survive. Or maybe…

Performers Theaters & Venues

Broadway Begins at Home: Why Bros Should Support Local Theater

Broadway May Shine in NYC, But Its Roots Are in Your Hometown When people think of theater, they picture the glittering lights of Times Square and the roaring applause of…

Mashup Performers

If Broadway Characters Had Dating App Bios

Dating apps are inherently theatrical. We’re all putting ourselves out there, front and center across online stages, curating the perfect story of our lives, uploading selfies and dropping clever one-liners,…

Performers Reviews

Top 10 Broadway Villains Who Were Actually Kinda Right

Truth bomb: Not every bad guy in a Broadway musical is pure evil. Sometimes, the so-called “villain” is just doing their job. Or protecting their family. Or, let’s be honest,…

Broadway 101 Lingo

The Broadway “Courtesy Five”: An Unsung Tradition That Still Matters

In the fast-paced world of theater, where every second is carefully choreographed, the idea of delaying a show, even by a few minutes, might seem counterintuitive. Yet on Broadway, an…

Broadway 101 Planning Your Night

Beer Pairings with Broadway Shows

Alliteration is a powerful drug. Beer and Broadway go together. So does Bourbon and Broadway (but that’s for another post). For now, we’re focusing on beer pairings with Broadway shows,…

Mashup Reviews

What If Broadway Shows Were NFL Teams?

Editorial Note: Not all 32 NFL franchises are represented is in this post. I, personally, was raised as a Washington Commanders fan going back to the Joe Theismann (never tell…

Etiquette Performers

10 Broadway Etiquette Mistakes

Look, we get it. You’re excited to be at a Broadway show. Maybe you’re new to the theater scene, maybe you’re tagging along with a date, or maybe you just…

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“To love another person is to see the face of God.” – Les Misérables

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Performers Show Reviews

BFB Review: The Outsiders

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The Golden Theatre: A Storied Stage in the Heart of Broadway

Performers Show Reviews

BFB Review: Operation Mincemeat

Performers Theaters & Venues

Broadway Begins at Home: Why Bros Should Support Local Theater

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