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New Book In The Heights: Finding Home Will Chronicle the Musical's Journey From Page to Stage to Screen

Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry review – a fascinating look at an artist and idol

These are not myths; as captured in RJ Cutler’s mesmerizing and generous Apple TV+ documentary The World’s a Little Blurry, Eilish did, indeed, spend these supersonic teenage years at her family’s modest house in Los Angeles; she and Finneas do compose their music in his bedroom with such organic sibling telepathy it seems almost too casual to be the omnipresent dark-pop hits Bad Guy or Bury a Friend. But over the course of nearly two and a half hours, The World’s a Little Blurry offers a fascinating rejoinder to any cynicism that this could be image maintenance for a teenage superstar. The verité-style documentary, filmed from late 2018 through Eilish’s Grammys sweep in 2020 (11 awards, including album of the year), observes an enviably talented and more enviably self-possessed young woman handling the twin rocketships of superstardom and adolescence with astounding awareness, if not always control.

Billie Eilish 'The World's a Little Blurry' doc: review

A revealing new documentary for Apple TV+ offers a fly-on-the-wall look at Billie Eilish's meteoric ascent from Highland Park teen to global superstar.

Adrian graduate part of groundbreaking musical theatre performance

By Daily Telegram staff BEREA, Ohio While many college theaters went dark for the fall 2020 theatrical season because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the creative team at Baldwin Wallace University proved that musical theater is still able to thrive even within the limits of coronavirus safety measures. The college, located in Berea, Ohio, staged a virtual production of the powerful Broadway rock musical “Spring Awakening.” The show premiered at more than 40 locations throughout northeast Ohio Nov. 19-22 and was profiled in American Theatre magazine and The New York Times. Due to demand, a second of performances streamed Dec. 17-20. The show was filmed “guerrilla” film-style on iPhones and then streamed to audiences who were able to watch the production from the comfort of their own homes. Part of the creativity team in bringing the musical to life was Adrian High School graduate Jacqueline Adams, a current theater stage management major at Baldwin Wallace University.

Casts of 'Frozen,' 'Hadestown' reuniting. Here's how crazy 'theater kids' made it happen

Casts of Frozen, Hadestown reuniting. Here s how crazy theater kids made it happen WATCH: Frozen on Broadway Replay Video UP NEXT If you ever doubt how small the arts world is, know that the Broadway casts of “Frozen,”“Hadestown,”“Dear Evan Hansen” and more are set to reunite for a series of streaming events only because Lee Lessack was on tour with a guitar player whose saxophone student happened to be playing on Robert Bannon s upcoming album. The pair didn t know each other before being introduced via that chain of events and the mutual acquaintance of music director Tedd Firth, but it s led not only to a great friendship, but to their successful weekly live-stream chat show Quarantine, Cabaret, and Cocktails and the upcoming Broadway Cast Reunion Series.