Broadway Method Academy holds first live performance since pandemic
After a long intermission, the Broadway Method Academy in Fairfield held its first live performance since the pandemic Thursday - a production of "Cabaret."
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Jun 10, 2021, 6:58 PM
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350ds agoAfter a long intermission, the Broadway Method Academy in Fairfield held its first live performance since the pandemic Thursday - a production of "Cabaret."
The Broadway Method Academy opened in 2014, and it links high school and college-age students with artists from Broadway who help to train, teach and put on productions.
The actors in this particular performance have come from all over the country to perform in Connecticut.
Executive director Connor Deane says having a live audience is such a special part of producing a show.
The performance will go through June 20.
