Things only a theatre kid would understand. Rants, songs, quotes, personal stories, and anything theatre related, all in this book, for the theatre kids in the world.

The dictionary of anything and everything that has to do with the glorious world of theatre

Um...the title is a little self-explanatory...but this is a Roleplay for all you Broadway geek (like myself) You can be the character in there you've always wanted to be, or create a character! I dunno it's all up to you! (Though part of it is up to me as well...)

A theatre kids book

These are questions about your opinion on different musicals..broadway or not. I hope you enjoy answering these questions!

how to recognize theatre geeks- a guide: •definition:• ... theatre geek/kid (thee*a*tor ga*ee*k): -logan deutchsky- also known as: a person who may spend an unusual amount of time belting songs most people haven't heard of, reciting quotes from shows that no one knows, and talking about that one guy no one recognizes? ... •a book in which logan deutchsky attempts to find her place in the circle of life• (okay, maybe not life, but at least broadway)

Do you ever wonder what it is like in the minds of fellow theatre fans? What got them into theatre? What shows have they seen? Read here to find out! Send submissions to broadwayislife24601@gmail.com Written by theatre kids Read by theatre kids

Only theatre kids will truly understand

Juliet Speare is a theatre kid. She comes from a long line of theatre kids- on both sides of her family. The theatre is her second home. She goes to a private school, so there aren't as many kids at the school. She is the only theatre kid there. This makes her "different." She has friends, but not a best friend. Nobody understands theatre. A theatre kid is all anybody thinks of her as. Juliet Speare, the theatre kid. Everyone else is the best at something. "She's the fastest, she's the smartest, he's the funniest. Juliet's the theatre kid." Juliet knows she is more than that, but she is the only one who does. To prove herself, she'd have to change who she is. Juliet has to decide what means more: being accepted, or the theatre.