150 stories by "Dylan Parent"
At one Missouri drama program, students are encouraged to grow as actors, technicians, and designers.
Award-winning Aspire Performing Arts Company of New Jersey focuses on the transformative moments, on the stage and off.
Two Ohio middle schools collaborated with Muse Machine for Poetry and Playbills.
Plus, it took two alumni to get this big, blonde, and beautiful Nebraska high school musical on its feet.
This Georgia School even hired a choreographer, which students love.
Though Brooklyn Technical High School is a STEM school, the performing arts are taking center stage.
At Laboratory and Demonstration School in Philadelphia, the annual show must include a chorus and an orchestra.
Through theatre, Tamaqua Area high schoolers are preparing themselves for success in daily life.
Here are the plays and musicals that America's young people perform the most (according to PLAYBILLDER).
Ambassador Christian School is one of the first theatres in their area to perform Anastasia.
Schaumburg on Stage is revitalizing the community post-pandemic.
Estancia High School's era-hopping student-directed production fostered bonds and skills to last a lifetime.
From more than one Mrs. Lovett to a little orphan Annie, Playbill gives a standing ovation to Broadway's brightest born in March.
At Mount Kisco Elementary School's first ever theatrical production, students discovered their own superpowers.
At Clearfield High Theatre's production of The Yellow Boat, the students learned to focus and have fun.
The Tony Award winner is currently making her West End debut and launching the British version of Broadway Barks, West End Woofs.
From a Divine Dolly to a Baker's Wife, Playbill is popping the cork for all the December Broadway birthdays.
From a Fair Lady to a Boy From Oz, Playbill is giving a standing ovation to all the October Broadway Birthdays.
These shows invited the audience to participate, and the experience was unforgettable.
Live music and live painting creates a multimedia theatrical experience that is hypnotic, transportive, and terrifying.
The LGBTQ+ cabaret extravaganza is a sensual and empowering late-night experience at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The concept for BATSU! is similar to Squid Game, except BATSU! actually came first. And you're supposed to laugh.
The creator behind Edgar Allen Poe: Murder in the Rue Morgue explains why people love murder stories.
In her madcap one-woman show Tragedy, McCollister examines how the male gaze leads to tragedy (for women).
This show where a woman plays a chicken who thinks he's an Irishman is unlike anything you've ever seen.
