On The Stage blog

The Art of Inclusion: Empowering Neurodiversity in Theatre

For World Autism Awareness Day, On The Stage presents a few ways to empower your neurodivergent actors and crew members.

5 Must-See Musicals With Powerful Female Leads

On The Stage explores the history of female representation in the theatre and offers a few female-driven musicals to enjoy.

How Phillipa Soo Put Asian-American Women Back in the Broadway Narrative

Phillipa Soo’s inspiring journey in the theatre industry shows us that with passion, hard work, and perseverance, individuals can achieve their dreams.

12 Women Who Broke Broadway's Glass Ceiling

Just in time for Women’s History Month, On The Stage celebrates a few of the many women that broke Broadway’s glass ceiling.

Alice Walker, Cynthia Erivo & The Color Purple: Redefining Roles for Black Women in Theatre

On The Stage honors the legacy of Alice Walker and Cynthia Erivo, and the lasting impact of The Color Purple for black women on Broadway.

Plays and Musicals that Showcase U.S. Presidencies

Learn more about American history through musicals and plays that showcase U.S. presidencies. Check out this fun list today.

How the Harlem Renaissance Influenced Broadway

The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s made a profound impact on the world of theatre. On The Stage explores the history.

11 Great Musicals About Love

On The Stage offers 11 musical suggestions for your viewing pleasure, all about one thing: L-O-V-E. We hope you enjoy.

5 Fantastic Fundraisers For Your Dance Program

Coming up with ideas for your fundraiser can be daunting. Here are five fun ideas to come together, have fun, and support an important cause!

Black Playwrights that Made a Mark on Theatre History

In honor of Black History Month, On The Stage highlights historical and modern playwrights that have greatly contributed to the theatre space.