At Home with Broadway Rose
Stay connected with us through music and stories! Enjoy this collection of recent online performances and interviews and follow us on social media for announcements of new ones!
Midday Cabaret
Join us Wednesday at 1 p.m. for Midday Cabaret: CAST EDITION with Alec Cameron Lugo & Andrew Wade from The Story of My Life.
September 2: Joe Theissen and Malia Tippets have appeared in many Broadway Rose productions, and shared the stage in Fly By Night, Guys and Dolls, Up and Away and more.
August 12: Ethan Crystal, who first performed in our teen summer workshops before appearing on our mainstage in A Funny Thing…Forum!
July 22: Audrey Voon, who previously appeared in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, The King and I, and Ripper.
August 26: Charles Cook, who was cast in Ain’t Misbehavin‘ and Crazy For You (both were canceled). Instead his debut was on Midday Cabaret!
August 5: Performer and choreographer Maria Tucker discusses choreographing a big musical and dances at the New Stage.
July 29: Antonía Darlene, who appeared in Nunsense and Beehive and designed wigs for Ain’t Misbehavin‘.
Cast Reunions
While our onstage productions are on hiatus, we’re celebrating some of our favorite past shows with new musical performances recorded by the original Broadway Rose casts – with warmest thanks to the artists for generously donating their time and talent.
Due to COVID-19 we canceled our 2020 season and postponed two shows. “Things aren’t great, but could be worse, and that’s good news…” sing Colin Stephen Kane and Malia Tippets in this reprise of “Good News.”
“Fly By Night” Quarantine Reunion from Isaac Lamb on Vimeo.
Meet The Team
In our final staff interview get to know Producing Artistic Director Sharon Maroney! Learn how she found her love of theatre, which Broadway Rose shows she is most proud of, and in which of our productions she has had the most fun performing.
Communications Manager Emily Dew! Learn about her work, how many BR shows she has seen, and which showtune she can play on trombone– badly.
In our fourth installment, we meet Community Engagement Coordinator Amaya Santamaria! Learn more about what she does, the best parts of her job, and who inspired her to explore theatre.
Your support keeps us singing
If you are able, please donate today to help sustain us through this crisis so that we can bring live musical theatre
back to the community as soon as it’s safe to do so.
We are heartened by the love and support we feel from our friends and supporters and know that with your help,
we will once again create luminous, LIVE musical theatre!