This Month in Theatre History
October saw Congress vote against theatre, Frederick Douglass inveighing against minstrelsy, a ‘Shuffle Along’ sequel, a gravity-defying musical, and the passing of a genre-defining playwright.
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October saw Congress vote against theatre, Frederick Douglass inveighing against minstrelsy, a ‘Shuffle Along’ sequel, a gravity-defying musical, and the passing of a genre-defining playwright.
Chenoweth will visit her alma mater each semester to teach students in the the Wanda L. Bass School of Music.
Voice therapists, trainers and performers give expert advice on how to protect and maintain your singing voice.