Broadway Relief Project, Stars in the House and a Tiger King Musical

Many Broadway industry professionals have used their time away from the stage to assist in fulfilling the growing need of personal protective equipment for hospitals and medical staff. Actors, seamstresses, wardrobe unions and more have joined forces to create surgical masks and gowns needed in New York City as part of The Broadway Relief Project. Actor Javier Munoz, known for starring in the title role of Hamilton, is leading the charge to connect all parties involved in the project, including the more than 600 volunteers that have offered their sewing services.

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There are many streaming options online for Broadway fans right now - musicals on Netflix and Amazon, Instagram Live performances by your favorite stars, and much more. Now, there’s a new series available airing each day at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sirius XM host Seth Rudetsky and his husband James Wesley have launched Stars in the House to benefit The Actors Fund, which provides resources and support for entertainment professionals. Tune in to The Actor’s Fund YouTube channel to catch Broadway greats like Kelli O’Hara, Jessie Mueller, Audra McDonald and many more.

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Move over CATS - there’s another fantastic feline musical in the works. Well… sort of. Like so many others in quarantine, Broadway composer Andrew Lippa recently binged the Netflix hit docuseries “Tiger King” and was captivated by the unexpected mayhem of it. Fairly quickly, he decided that it needed a musical parody. With the help of a few fellow Broadway friends, Lippa already has two stage-worthy songs from “Tiger King: The Musical,” including “Little Pieces,” performed by Kristin Chenoweth, and “Tigers and Young Men,” written by Ingrid Michaelson and performed by Will Chase.

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