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Book Review: Don’t Sweat the Technique: A Performers’ Guide to Hip-Hop and Rap Feb 06, 2025

Stephannie Moore

 

Source:  MTEA Journal, Volume 6, February 2025, pp. 148 - 153

Publisher: Musical Theatre Educators' Alliance

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62392/XMDI7879

 

Melissa Foster is Musical Theatre faculty at Northwestern University and a voice pedagogue who brings a fresh perspective to the contemporary singing...

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A Queer Era Approaches: Head Over Heels and Explicit Representation Feb 06, 2025

J. Austin Eyer

 

Source:  MTEA Journal, Volume 6, February 2025, pp. 74 - 85

Publisher: Musical Theatre Educators' Alliance

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62392/JOHZ7432

 

Ryan Donovan’s book Queer Approaches In Musical Theatre (2023) signals that shift in queer musical theatre scholarship from coding to explicit representation....

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Creating Time for Play...Ground: A Look at a Unique student-driven fringe festival Feb 06, 2025

Michael E. McKelvey

 

Source:  MTEA Journal, Volume 6, February 2025, pp. 100 - 113

Publisher: Musical Theatre Educators' Alliance

 

I recently had the great opportunity to attend a Q&A session with Leslie Odom, Jr. at Carnegie Mellon Univer- sity’s School of Drama. Probably best known to musical theatre aficionados for his...

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Miss You Like Hell: Exploring the Impacts of Socially Conscious Musical Theatre on Audience Attitudes Feb 06, 2025

Marissa Barnathan

 

Source:  MTEA Journal, Volume 6, February 2025, pp. 114 - 127

Publisher: Musical Theatre Educators' Alliance

 

In fall 2023, Arizona State University’s Musical Theatre and Opera program produced the Arizona premiere of the musical Miss You Like Hell by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Quiara Alegría...

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Black Musicals, White Composers Feb 06, 2025

Deonté L. Warren

 

Source:  MTEA Journal, Volume 6, February 2025, pp. 86 - 99

Publisher: Musical Theatre Educators' Alliance

 

This article explores how the White lens has set the canon for musical theatre, defining any musical that does not directly deal with specific BIPOC cultures as a "White" musical while often...

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Writing Documentary Music Theatre: ‘A Box of Memories’ Case Study Feb 06, 2025

Erin McKellar

 

Source:  MTEA Journal, Volume 6, February 2025, pp. 128 - 143

Publisher: Musical Theatre Educators' Alliance

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62392/LXMT1616

 

This case study describes the creative processes behind the development of documentary music theatre work A Box of Memories. The musical explores the complex...

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