50 Years in Broadway Audiences: Treasured Memories with John Kenrick

Theater historian John Kenrick saw his first Broadway show back in 1974, and he returns to look back on his half-century of cheering for hits and cringing through flops. Which shows did he work on, and what was the worst thing he ever saw? This talk will include lots of backstage stories, as well as exciting performance clips.

John Kenrick is the creator of Musicals101.com and the author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Amateur Theatricals, and the textbook Musical Theater: A History. He has taught at New York University’s Steinhardt School, The New School University, Marymount College Manhattan, and The Philadelphia University of Arts.

Free for NCJW/JCC Members; $15 Guest