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How Audience Rewards Is Helping to Build the Next Generation of Theatergoers

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By Felicia Fitzpatrick Verified
| Broadway Direct
In the theater industry, we often talk about the significance of every department — the show always goes on thanks to the collaboration between props, costumes, swings, front of house, and so much more. But there is one crucial piece to the theatrical puzzle: the audience. Without audiences, what would Broadway be?
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24 Dancing With the Stars Alums Who Have Performed on Broadway

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By Felicia Fitzpatrick Verified
| Broadway Direct
The overlapping section of the Venn diagram for Dancing With the Stars and Broadway is bursting with shared qualities, including impressive technique, passionate performances, razzle-dazzle, and a long roster of performers who have shared their talent in both. Dancing With the Stars, the competition dance series that just wrapped up its 34th season last fall, pairs celebrities with professional dancers for weekly competitions in a variety of ballroom styles.
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100 Years of Black History on Broadway

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By Felicia Fitzpatrick Verified
| Broadway Direct
100 years ago, against a backdrop of the Harlem Renaissance and New Negro Movement, historian Dr. Carter G. Woodson launched Negro History Week as a way to teach and celebrate Black history. In 1969, the week expanded into Black History Month. Though the history of Black theatrical storytelling extends well before 1926 and well beyond Broadway, there’s no question that the 1920s marked quite a turn.
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