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Seth Rudetsky

    Cet auteur offre une fenêtre unique sur le monde du théâtre musical, s'appuyant sur une vaste expérience en tant qu'animateur radio et pianiste accompli. Son écriture plonge dans la magie des coulisses de la scène, partageant des perspectives et des récits du paysage artistique. Il s'impose à la fois comme conteur et créateur, habile à capturer l'esprit vibrant de Broadway.

    Musical Theatre For Dummies
    My Awesome/Awful Popularity Plan
    • My Awesome/Awful Popularity Plan

      • 226pages
      • 8 heures de lecture
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      Justin's sophomore year revolves around his ambitions to win over Chuck, the most popular boy at school, and to secure his place among the elite social circle at Cool U, the coveted cafeteria table. As he navigates the challenges of teenage life and social dynamics, his journey explores themes of popularity, identity, and the complexities of high school relationships.

      My Awesome/Awful Popularity Plan
    • "Do you want to know more about the fascinating history of Broadway musicals, the stars of yesterday and today, and what goes on behind the curtain of a musical production? In Musical Theater For Dummies, Broadway insider and host of Sirus/XM Radio's ON BROADWAY channel Seth Rudetsky takes you backstage and reveals everything you want to know (and what you didn't know you wanted to know) about life in the theatre. How did musical theatre begin? How did Broadway stars become stars? How can you launch your own musical theatre path, whether in a school musical, community theatre, or on a path toward Broadway? Get answers to all these questions along with tons more insight from the unofficial "mayor of Broadway." Whether you're completely new to musical theatre or have a few Tony awards displayed over your fireplace, this is the book for you. Enjoy real-life anecdotes shared with the author by Broadway's biggest stars as you become a musical theater know-it-all."--Publisher marketing

      Musical Theatre For Dummies