Guys and Dolls (2018). Photo by Craig Mitchelldyer.

Guys and Dolls (2018). Photo by Craig Mitchelldyer.
Regards from Broadway Rose
Summer 2026 Newsletter
Articles written by Blythe Woodland

Welcome to Regards from Broadway Rose, your peek behind-the-curtain at all that’s happening at your favorite musical theatre company!
We are at full capacity once again this summer as our operations stretch through every corner of two facilities, and as artists of every age and stage strengthen and share their craft at our theatre. You’ll see in the following stories how integral our technical internship program is in the success of our ambitious summer projects: the spectacular mainstage production of Newsies, the delightful romp of our children’s production Jack and the Beanstalk, and the unique storytelling of Hadestown: Teen Edition.
You’ll also read more of Dan’s reflections and learn about the staff member he has mentored to fill his shoes. Is it possible to replace Dan? Absolutely not. Is it possible to carry on his legacy? I think so.
This community thrives because of you. Thank you for your continued applause and support.
– Meredith Gordon, Executive Director
Newsletter Archive
Summer 2026 - Published 7/22/26
Spring 2026 - Published 4/10/26
Fall 2025 - Published 10/3/25
Winter 2025 - Published 1/17/25
Fall 2024 - Published 9/5/24
Summer 2024 - Published 7/2/24
Spring 2024 - Published 5/6/24
Fall 2023 - Published 11/10/23
Summer 2023 - Published 7/21/23
Spring 2023 - Published 4/14/23
Winter 2023 - Published 1/20/23
Second of a Three-Part Series
DAN LOOKS BACK
Dan Murphy in The Case of the Dead Flamingo Dancer—a last-minute replacement show.
In this second installment of Dan Looks Back, Broadway Rose co-founder and Managing Director Dan Murphy reflects on some of the company’s defining moments in the early 2000’s–from unexpected box office breakthroughs and community partnerships to finding a permanent home and laying the groundwork for Broadway Rose’s future.
Outstanding Patrons
JOANN AND GERRY REESE
Joann and Gerry Reese, Broadway Rose patrons for over 20 years.
For Joann and Gerry Reese, Broadway Rose is more than a night at the theatre– it’s a tradition they’ve been sharing for more than two decades. Since becoming season subscribers in 2003, they’ve introduced countless friends, family members, neighbors, and coworkers to the magic of live theatre, turning opening nights into a cherished gathering filled with unforgettable performances and lasting memories. Their story is a reminder that the best theatre experiences are often the ones shared.
The Teen Summer Production sees our most dedicated young performers mount a full-length show in just 13 days.
Education Spotlight
GROWING THE NEXT GENERATION OF THEATRE LOVERS
The Teen Summer Production sees our most dedicated young performers mount a full-length show in just 13 days.
Broadway Rose's education programs have experienced remarkable growth over the past several years, expanding opportunities for students of all ages to discover the joy of musical theatre. What began as a handful of seasonal camps has blossomed into a year-round lineup of classes, workshops, and performance experiences designed to inspire creativity, build confidence, and strengthen our community through the arts.
A Day in the Life
MADISON CONRAD
Madison Conrad, Broadway Rose Theatre's Operations Manager and lifelong Broadway Rose fan.
If you ask Broadway Rose Operations Manager Madison Conrad what a typical day looks like, don’t expect a straightforward answer. “Do you want my day yesterday, today, or three weeks ago?” she laughs. “Because you’ll get drastically different answers.” That unpredictability is exactly what makes her job so essential.
Building the Future of Theatre
INSIDE BROADWAY ROSE'S TECHNICAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Broadway Rose has offered its Technical Internship Program since the company’s founding in 1992.
Every summer, audiences experience the excitement of Broadway Rose’s largest productions. While the performers on stage often receive the spotlight, dozens of dedicated young theatre artists are working behind-the-scenes to make every performance possible.
