Laura Bell Bundy Joins Our June Stage Door Masterclass Lineup
Laura joins our previously announced lineup of virtual masterclasses this month!by Team BWW
Check out our full lineup of upcoming virtual masterclasses below and reserve your spot today!
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Sign up for Laura Bell Bundy s masterclass on June 20th at 12 PM ET! Just 15 spots are available to sing your song for Laura. Students will get feedback and have the opportunity to try out their song another time following critiques.
Tickets are also on sale for those wishing to audit (observe only) the class. Those participants will not be able to interact with Laura Bell Bundy, or perform for her, but may submit questions for her to answer during the Q&A.
Raisin in the Sun Tony winner, who is an alum of the historically Black university. Phylicia Rashad Monica Simoes
Tony Award winner Phylicia Rashad has been chosen as dean of the newly reestablished College of Fine Arts at Howard University following a nationwide search, effective July 1. The new position will be a homecoming for Rashad, who is an alum of the historically Black university in Washington, D.C. I can think of no individual better suited to take on this role than Ms. Phylicia Rashad, says Howard President Wayne A. I. Frederick. âAs we reintroduce our campus community and the world at large to Howardâs College of Fine Arts, the dean will play an instrumental role in ensuring an auspicious beginning for this reestablished institution. Given Ms. Rashadâs reputation as well as her capabilities and impressive list of accomplishments, she will undoubtedly empower the college to transcend even our incredibly high expectat
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Asmeret Ghebremichael was last seen in London s West End production of Dreamgirls as Lorrell Robinson (IARA Award nomination). She also played Nabulungi in The Book of Mormon. Her Broadway credits include The Book of Mormon, Elf The Musical, Legally Blonde (Pilar), Spamalot, Wicked, and Footloose. Off Broadway, Asmeret appeared in In The Heights(Drama Desk Award), and was nominated for Lucille Lortel, Audelco, and Chita Rivera Awards for her portrayal as Nickie in Sweet Charity opposite Sutton Foster. In addition to her work as a performer, Asmeret has recently added two new roles to her resume. She served as Artistic Director for the Big Sky Summer Theatre Festival at the Warren Miller Per
Grammy Winners of Tomorrow
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By Jed Gottlieb and Joshua Eferighe
March13, 2021
Let’s face it, the Grammys don’t always get it right. Think back to 2015 when Beck beat Beyoncé. Perhaps the most galling was the 1967 best contemporary rock and roll recording going to the New Vaudeville Band’s “Winchester Cathedral” … and not “Eleanor Rigby” by The Beatles or “Good Vibrations” by The Beach Boys. But the gold-plated gramophones that will be handed out at tonight’s socially distanced 63rd Grammy Awards, hosted by Trevor Noah, still constitute a landmark moment for these artists, establishing their credentials on the biggest night in music. Today’s Sunday Magazine tells you the surprise nominees and trends to know, and introduces you to the Grammy winners of tomorrow. Don’t say you didn’t see them coming.
Actors Veanne Cox and Ezra Barnes have boiled the Noël Coward classic “Private Lives” to just its second act and given it a naturalistic modern-day COVID setting. Titled "Amanda & Elyot: All Alone," it streams Feb. 10-28 as part of the 2020-21 season at West Hartford's Playhouse on Park.