The connection between three queer Broadway talents, a Tony-winning revival, & the lynching of Leo Frank
Michael Arden, Eddie Cooper, and Jay Armstrong Johnson reflect on how queer identity informs their connection to
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Michael Arden, Eddie Cooper, and Jay Armstrong Johnson reflect on how queer identity informs their connection to
Deadline's review of Broadway musical revival 'Parade' starring Ben Platt and Micaela Diamond.
The new Broadway production of Parade starring Tony Award winner Ben Platt and Micaela Diamond, directed by two-time Tony nominee Michael Arden, opens tonight on Broadway at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. Read reviews for the production!
Jackson Teeley to write the song, which was co-produced by Christian Hebel. “I think this song is equal parts timeless and timely. This is dedicated to anyone who can’t be with the ones they love or whose Christmas is looking a lot different this year. Next Christmas isn’t so far away,” Dez wrote on Instagram. Michael said, “This was written on lots of brown liquor and gummy bears and is a song about this insane year. It’s about the longing and yearning to be close to loved ones on Christmas when they are miles apart. I hope it brings you some joy this Christmas Eve.”
Jackson Teeley to write the song, which was co-produced by Christian Hebel. “I think this song is equal parts timeless and timely. This is dedicated to anyone who can’t be with the ones they love or whose Christmas is looking a lot different this year. Next Christmas isn’t so far away,” Dez wrote on Instagram. Michael said, “This was written on lots of brown liquor and gummy bears and is a song about this insane year. It’s about the longing and yearning to be close to loved ones on Christmas when they are miles apart. I hope it brings you some joy this Christmas Eve.”