Rock Has a Home on Broadway

An Exclusive from INSIDE Magazine Do you know the first-time rock ’n’ roll was on Broadway?  Easy. Mott the Hoople played six shows in the Uris (now The Gershwin) Theatre May 7-11, 1974. Queen opened. The first time rock ’n’ roll was on Broadway? As a musical style considered wholly legit by theater audiences and professionals?... Continue Reading →

Small Instrument, Big Sound

That buzz of anticipation you’ve been feeling recently will peak Saturday, April 18. We’re speaking, of course, about National Harmonica Day, a day set aside for us to celebrate, contemplate and participate with this small instrument and its big sound. Unlike most musical instruments, the harmonica is small. In fact, it’s compact enough to fit... Continue Reading →

High School Musical Still Resonates With Its Audience

Congratulations, millennials. Your past has become nostalgia. Case in point: High School Musical turns 20 this year. Those fictional East High students now are in their mid-30s with careers, mortgages and kids of their own, as are many of the Disney Channel movie’s real-life fans. Case in point: Natasha Herrera Brown, Straz’s media relations manager,... Continue Reading →

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