This week, when performers in Fun Home, Something Rotten!, and the other Tony-nominated musicals are polishing their best number to perform at Sunday's awards ceremony, another group of singers and dancers are basking in the glow of their Broadway debuts. They're elementary and middle schoolers, more than 1,500 children from 50 schools across New York City and the U.S. who have participated in remarkable private/public partnerships that support the development of musical theater at underserved s...
How to Make Broadway Musical Theater More Diverse... and Empower Kids Along the Way
The Huffington Post - 8 Jun 2015 20:35
This week, when performers in Fun Home, Something Rotten!, and the other Tony-nominated musicals are polishing their best number to perform at Sunday's awards ceremony, another group of singers and dancers are basking in the glow of their Broadway debuts. They're elementary and middle schoolers, more than 1,500 children from 50 schools across New York City and the U.S. who have participated in remarkable private/public partnerships that support the development of musical theater at underserved s...
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