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Gerard Canonico is “Stuck” on Musicals

Gerard Canonico made his Broadway debut at ten years old. Since then, he has had a busy career in shows like Spring Awakening and Groundhog Day. Gerard is currently playing Rich in Be More Chill and is starring in the movie musical, Stuck.

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Chilina Kennedy: Work hard, play hard.

Women like Chilina Kennedy are blazing new trails on Broadway. While founding a new theater company and developing her own show, she is also playing Carole King in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical eight times a week. Add the role of Mom to her already packed schedule and you’ll understand why she redefines what it means to be a “Natural Woman.”

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Michael Campayno 'Chers' His Broadway Journey

Michael Campayno ‘Chers’ His Broadway Journey

Michael Campayno’s Broadway journey is a pretty magical tale. While still in college, he was cast in The Sound of Music Live! and then went on to star in Wicked as Fiyero. Now he’s tackling his first original role as Rob Camilletti, Cher’s boyfriend in The Cher Show.

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Mean Girls’ Roar

I think in these rousing days of such influential and powerful movements as #metoo, #timesup, etc, Tina Fey’s creation – Mean Girls on Broadway, stands out as being especially relevant. Her musical adaption isn’t so much a performance as it is a live-action force of inclusion and feminism.

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Kate Rockwell Is Using Her Comedic Skills to Empower Women

Kate Rockwell Is Using Her Comedic Skills to Empower Women

Kate Rockwell is making fetch happen in Mean Girls on Broadway with her pink ensemble and perfect comedic timing. But this girl is no joke! Nominated for a Drama Desk Award for her role as Karen, she also just released her new solo album Back To My Roots, which features songs that inspired her to become a performer.

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Clint Ramos is Crafting a Story with His Costume Designs

Clint Ramos is Crafting a Story with His Costume Designs

Tony-winner Clint Ramos understands the importance of design in a Broadway show. He knows that the visuals inform a story just as much as the dialogue. His work is particularly informative in the current revival of Once On This Island, which uses “trash” materials to reflect modern day Hurricane-ravaged cultures.

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