Ludus NYC Celebrates Banned Books Week!
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Top 15 Young Adult Books That Should Be Musicals – #1-5
This is part 3 of a 3-part series. Click here for Part 1, #11-15, and here for Part 2, #6-10. Broadway has a habit, for better or worse, of following Hollywood trends. This year’s blockbuster line-up was full of YA, or young adult, novel adaptations from The Fault in Our Stars to Maze Runner and…
Weekly Recap – Pride Film! Rococo Rouge! Top 15 YA Novels for Broadway! (Happy Friday!)
After I finished recording, I realized that I completely forgot to mention Ludus NYC’s first contest! If you haven’t checked it out yet, click here and find out how you can win 2 tickets to the State Library of Victoria’s exhibit Victor Hugo: Les Miserables – From Page to Stage!
Reasons Why You Wouldn’t See Company XIV’s Rococo Rouge (Hint: You Hate Fun)
There are a million reasons to go see Company XIV’s new show Rococo Rouge, including its smoking-hot cast, the towering French Revolution-inspired wigs, and music numbers that are one-part Moulin Rouge and two-parts Cirque du Soleil. It is almost easier to give the few reasons why someone wouldn’t go to Rococo Rouge, and hint, this…
Top 15 Young Adult Books That Should Be Musicals – #6-10
This is part 2 of a 3-part series. Click here for Part 1, #11-15. Broadway has a habit, for better or worse, of following Hollywood trends. This year’s blockbuster line-up was full of YA, or young adult, novel adaptations from The Fault in Our Stars to Maze Runner and If I Stay, not to mention…
Contest – Win Tickets to Victor Hugo: Les Miserables – From Page to Stage, Plus Exhibition Book and Merchandise!
Ludus NYC tends to focus on the New York City theater community, but we have readership from all around the world. With that in mind, I’m very excited to announce a new contest for readers in Victoria, Australia! Les Miserables fans in Victoria will not want to miss Victor Hugo: Les Miserables – From Page…
Top 15 Young Adult Books That Should Be Musicals – #11-15
Broadway has a habit, for better or worse, of following Hollywood trends. This year’s blockbuster line-up was full of YA, or young adult, novel adaptations from The Fault in Our Stars to Maze Runner and If I Stay, not to mention the highly-anticipated The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1. YA novel adaptations have been popular…
