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West Side Story on Broadway Review!
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Written by Kristen Carter   

On Saturday January 16th, my whole family went to New York City to see the Broadway revival of the classic West Side Story. We were planning to attend the matinee show on a weekend, so we hoped that we wouldn't have a total blow out show with all understudies. Thank goodness we didn't!

One big thing that really should be proven to everyone is the whole thing about seating in a theatre. Just because your ticket isn't the most expensive ticket and it’s not right in front of the stage doesn't mean it’s a bad seat! For West Side Story we were actually in the center orchestra, but our seats were in the last row, about in the middle of the section. The nice thing about the Palace Theatre is that it was actually a fantastic seat, because you could see everything right in front of you without having to be looking straight up, or turn your head. I have sat in both orchestra about 10 rows from stage, and I have sat in middle mezzanine. Either or they were both great seats.

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Tag Your Friends - Movie Musical Edition
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Written by triplethreat   
Everybody loves tagging games - now you can tag your favorite castmates with MTA's musical theatre and Broadway themed tag games. Our first edition features old movie musicals. Can you name all the performers & shows seen here?
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A True Broadway Audition Experience
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Written by Cathy   
Today I am going to do something I’ve always wanted to: I’m going to audition for a Broadway show. After foraging the notices, I settle on an Equity dancer call for the chorus of the upcoming Elf: The Musical based on the Will Farrell comedy of the same name, which I happen to love. That has to be a good sign, right? I arrived at 10am auditions at about 8:20. Made it plainly obvious to the lady at front desk, the guy in the elevator and monitor that I don't know what the hell I'm doing. After being pointed to the "holding room" (actually what it's called) I signed in on the handwritten non-equity sign in sheet.
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