157 stories by "Dylan Parent"
Broadway's current May gets ready with Playbill, and reveals which Taylor Swift song was cut from the show.
At this theatre program, every student who tries out gets a part.
In the Sondheim revue, one Tony winner is playing the trumpet while the other is channeling Madame Rose.
Students at this Georgia school are providing a professional-looking production for their community.
These Texas high schoolers aren't afraid of intense subject matters.
A Boston couple incorporated their love of theatre into their wedding.
The Olivier Award winner, who wouldn't be happy being normal, has wanted to play Tessie Tura her entire life.
These Kansas City students are becoming their fullest selves through theatre.
Elementary students in North Carolina are thriving in this after school program.
From Shakespeare's Devil to an upcoming Modern Major-General, Playbill lights up the marquee for Broadway's brightest born in April.
Students in Roswell, Georgia, are exploring other worlds through the performing arts.
More than 50 New Hampshire students put together the play based on 12 Angry Men.
Virginia high schoolers are taking ownership of a 300-year-old play.
This Missouri youth production was led by a student director.
The Better Call Saul star takes the Broadway stage for the first time in the David Mamet play.
Students in Beaverton, Oregon, wanted a "popular" show, and they got it.
From a real-life couple to iconic composers, Playbill gives a standing ovation to Broadway's brightest born in March.
Students in Frisco, Texas, are learning discipline and perseverance.
Middle schoolers master communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity through the performing arts.
Michigan high schoolers find the emotional root to this madcap romp.
Oregon high schoolers feel "part of something bigger than themselves" by taking part in the performing arts.
A performing arts academy in Monterrey, Mexico, presented the most complex show they've ever translated from English to Spanish.
In the play by Don Zolidis, middle school students get to do a show from their point of view.
Kansas high schoolers work on an original play inspired by Peter Pan.
Happy birthday to Broadway's brightest born in the first month of the year"from a triplet of Emcees to the original Phantom of the opera.
