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Bold New Horizons Take the Stage at Performing Arts Administration Panel

The theater business never stared down a crisis more dramatic than the 2020 onset of a global pandemic. All across the world, stages went dark for an unscheduled and indeterminate intermission, cheating audiences out of performances they rely on to inspire awe and wonder, and leaving theater managers, along with producers, performers, orchestras, and crew, decidedly off-script and in search of solutions to keep their industry solvent. More
Finding Supportive Mentors Key to Sustained Career Success in Changing Arts World

Dr. Douglas DeNatale, director of Arts Administration at BU’s Metropolitan College (MET), has good news for those committed to a career in the arts: despite the field’s massive sea changes amid a worldwide pandemic, there are still ample professional opportunities to be had, given the proper guidance. More
Panel Discussion: Broadway: Emerging from the Pandemic

The Metropolitan College Arts Administration Program proudly presents - Broadway: Emerging From the Pandemic, a public panel discussion.
Creative Innovation: Rockstar Leaders Take the Stage

Please join us for a fascinating conversation on leadership in the creative arts! More
Sound of Broadway! The Making of China’s Newest U.S.-China Show
Join the Arts Administration program and Nederlander Worldwide Entertainment for a sneak peek at China’s latest U.S.-China Broadway show: Sound of the Silk Road, which premiers in Xi’an on July 23, 2021. Watch performances and a “Talk-Back” with the American and Chinese artists who created the show. Performers will sing several numbers and the creators will share highpoints, challenges, and fun of producing a top-caliber cross-cultural show.
With top Chinese acrobats, musicians, magicians, and Lion King-sized puppets—not to mention a West-meets-East script involving time travel—the show presented unprecedented technical and cultural challenges. Join us as the creatives share their stories. How is making such a show in China different from Broadway? How to incorporate Chinese melodies, even traditional Chinese opera, into a Broadway score? How did the creatives overcome the challenges of producing a cross-cultural show like this? And what’s the story of Broadway in China?
Sound of Broadway! The Making of China’s Newest U.S.-China Show: A virtual performance and conversation with top Broadway and Chinese artists
Introductory remarks by Zhou Bing, Chairman, Shaanxi Tourism Group
Speakers:
- Bob Nederlander, Executive Producer
- Gabe Barre, Director
- Don Frantz, Producer
- Peter Kim, Composer
- Mia TK, Actor
Moderated by Dorinda Elliott
Location: Online
Date/Time:
Thursday July 15, 2021 7:30 pm EDT (U.S.)
Friday July 16, 2021 7:30 am (China)
To register click: HERE
