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The article reviews several musical productions including "Shuffle Along, or the Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed" written by George C. Wolfe and and choreographed by Savion Glover, "Dear Evan Hansen" about an Internet star, and "American Psycho" starring Benjamin Walker.

The notices came in rapid succession the week of June 6: Broadway's Dear Evan Hansen and Come From Away, both of which opened in the 2016-17 season and were largely [...]

The article discusses the growing popularity of teen musicals in the theatre sector as of January 2020. Also cited are the differences between the musicals and Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA), the similarities of the musicals with young adult (YA) fiction in literature, and a comparison of the musicals "Dear Evan Hansen" and "The Lightning Thief."

The article focuses on actor and musician Ben Platt. Topics include his roles in the musical "Dear Evan Hansen" and the film "Pitch Perfect," his first solo music album "Sing to Me Instead," and his relationship with his producer father Marc Platt. His work on the streaming platform Netflix show "The Politician" is also mentioned.

The article discusses the production of the Broadway musical "Dear Evan Hansen," directed by Michael Greif. Topics include the collaboration of producer Stacey Mindich and composers Benj Pasek and Justin Paul to initiate production of the musical, the work of playwright Steven Levenson on the musical while working as a writer for the television program "The Playboy Club," and the casting of actor Ben Platt as the musical's lead character Evan Hansen.

The article features actor Ben Platt and the developments in his career as of November 2016, including his new musical "Dear Evan Hansen." The show was written by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and is directed by Michael Greif. Also cited are Platt's other accomplishments including the film "Pitch Perfect," and "The Book of Mormon," as well as some songs in the musical like "Edges."

The article reviews various films, music releases, television shows, DVD releases, theatrical productions, and books, including the film "Captain America: Civil War," the music release "Detour," by Cyndi Lauper, the DVD release of the film "Deadpool," the theatrical production "Dear Evan Hansen," and the book "The Versions of Us," by Laura Barnett.

A list of the ten best theater productions is presented including "Shuffle Along," by George C. Wolfe, "Love, Love, Love," directed by Michael Mayer and ""Dear Evan Hansen," starring Ben Platt.

Michael Leppert Leppert is an author and governmental affairs consultant in Indianapolis. He writes at MichaelLeppert.com. Send comments to ibjedit@ibj.com.i My favorite black-and-white movie of all time is 'To Kill [...]

A review of the musical "Dear Evan Hansen" written by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and starring Rachel Bay Jones performed in New York City.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Dear Evan Hansen," with casts including Ben Platt.

The article announces winners of Olivier Awards 2020 presented at the London Palladium, in London, England and on the Official London Theatre's YouTube channel, which includes choreographer Matthew Bourne, Sara Baras, and musicals "Dear Evan Hansen" by Benj Pasek.

The article announces the nominations for Olivier Awards that scheduled to take place on April 5, 2020 but cancelled and includes nominations for UK musical & Juliet; Trevor Nunn's revival of the 1964 musical Fiddler On The Roof; and nominations for new musical Dear Evan Hansen.

The article reviews the Broadway musical "Dear Evan Hansen," composed by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul to be held in Atlanta, Georgia from April 23-28, 2019.

The article offers information on voice teacher Liz Caplan. Topics discussed include praising of various persons on the performance of Caplan in theoretical production "Dear Evan Hansen;" role of Caplan as a vocal supervisor for "Book of Mormon;" and stars who were trained by Caplan such as actress Carey Mulligan, actor John Cameron Mitchell and actor Jim Parsons.

The article discusses how the Broadway musical 'Dear Evan Hansen' made the lead actor Ben Platt into a heartthrob while also earning him a Tony Award.

The article offers information on theater actor Jordan Fisher and Mike Faist, and a jacket from Louis Vuitton. Topics discussed include role of Fisher as John Laurens or Philip Hamilton in theatrical "Hamilton," role of Faist as Connor Murphy in theatrical "Dear Evan Hansen," signing with Hollywood Records in 2015 by Fisher; and realizing lack of self-love and empathy in society by Faist.

The article offers information on the several events to be held in November, 2019 with topics including "Dear Evan Hansen" is a contemporary musical about a young man's desire to fit in, Central City Festival featuring music, cooking demonstrations and local food trucks, and theatrical production "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" at the New Orleans Museum of Art's Besthoff Sculpture Garden.

The article evaluates the ongoing Broadway theatrical production of the musical "Dear Evan Hansen," written by Steven Levenson, directed by Michael Greif and starring Mallory Bechtel, Noah Galvin and Taylor Trensch at the Music Box Theatre in New York City, New York.

'What would Pina Bausch do?' Not too many Broadway choreographers would ask themselves this question while working in the studio on a new show. But for Danny Mefford, who created [...]

The article reviews the theatrical production "Dear Evan Hansen," directed by Michael Greif, starring Ben Platt, Rachel Bay Jones and Mike Faist, performed at the Music Box Theatre in New York City.

The article discusses songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. Topics include their introduction to one another at the University of Michigan's musical-theater program in 2003, their work with Broadway producer Stacey Mindich on creating the musical "Dear Evan Hansen," and their work on the 2016 films "Trolls" and "La La Land."

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses various articles published within the issue on topics which include the candidacy of Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton as U.S. president, the movie "Loving," which tackles racism issues, and the musical "Dear Evan Hansen."

The article reviews the book "Enter Helen" by Brooke Hauser, the song "Freedom" by Beyoncé featuring Kendrick Lamar, and the musical "Dear Evan Hansen," directed by Michael Greif and starring Ben Platt.

A list of stories of stories featured on the website time.com/ideas as of May 2018 is presented, with topics including the influence of survivors of suicide attempts on the performance of actor Mike Faist in the musical "Dear Evan Hansen" and the imprisonment of women in the U.S. for being promiscuous during the 1900s.

The article focuses on "Sing to Me Instead," the debut album from Ben Platt, the singer/actor who starred in the Broadway musical "Dear Evan Hansen." Topics covered include how seeing "Dear Evan Hansen," gave Atlantic Records chairman/chief executive officer (CEO) Craig Kallman, the idea of Platt as a solo musical artist, some of the co-writers of Platt for his debut album, and the concerts of Platt to promote "Sing to Me Instead."

The article offers statistics on the theatrical production of the musical "Dear Evan Hansen," including its main character played by actor Noah Galvin, Ben Platt and Taylor Trensch, the number of arm casts used in the play and sales of shirts associated with the play.

An interview with actor and singer Ben Platt is presented in which he discusses his role in the Broadway musical "Dear Evan Hansen."

The article reviews the theatrical production "Dear Evan Hansen" in Broadway, New York City.

The article announces the winners of the 71st annual Tony Awards in different categories including for Best Musical to "Dear Evan Hansen" by Steven Levenson, for Best Play to "Oslo" by J. T. Rogers and for Best Revival of a Musical "Hello, Dolly" by Jerry Herman and Michael Stewart.

The article discusses nominations for the 2017 Tony Awards, including the nomination of the musical "Dear Evan Hansen" for Best Musical, the nomination of "A Doll's House, Part 2" for Best Play, and the nomination of actors Josh Groban and Denee Benton.