As solutions to the COVID-19 pandemic such as vaccines reach the public, it is difficult to not see a light at the end of the tunnel.

One opportunity is presented and another opportunity is taken. Application is made to join the Police and some big challenges appear.

Never in my wildest nightmares did I ever expect to end up in an abusive relationship. It hadn’t happened to me. Or so I thought.

Tensions at home finally burst the dam as fists are exchanged and a chapter of life slams shut.

Nowadays, adaptations are all the rage! But this begs the question, are the days of new original musical theatre numbered?

There have been numerous efforts to preserve the arts during these uncertain times and I recently had the opportunity to participate in one.

An opportunity is seized but failure is imminent. Home life comes to a head, a fist fight is the result and a nightmare is left behind.

I asked him what he wanted me to write, and he said ‘Anything.’ ‘Anything’ I asked? ‘Anything.’ And so, I’d like to tell you a story.

Out of the darkness, an opportunity presents itself as a friends parents take an interest in a rebellious young man.

The year was 2012. I was a college graduate looking to make a leap into the world of marketing on Broadway. The problem was, I had no idea.

Against his will, Ryan attends boarding school. He thrives, finally finding a family and a sense of belonging. Then, someone loses a finger.

Welcome to 'Mike Check', a brand new weekly column written by New York local and our resident Broadway expert Mike Hallinan.

Ryan’s mother is killed in a car accident and the world is instantly in turmoil. Factors quickly plant the initial seed of anger & despair.

In today’s global climate, entertainers face their biggest struggle yet. That struggle is support!

There was love but there was also trouble with Ryan missing his Dad. Life moves on until one day when Police turns up at the front door.

In our first edition of 'REVIEWS YOU DIDN'T ASK FOR', Liam Hartley reviews 'Now You See Me' and goes in depth on the art of a plot twist.

Chapter 1. A move to Tasmania, a confused, alcoholic father in decline and a family falling into poverty.

The need for escapism has never been higher but where do those who provide escape go to escape themselves?

We launch our new blog as entertainment journalist and media personality 'Call Me Adam' stops by to interview Thomas.