The Beyond Theatre Collective Blog
Cue to Cue is a blog from Beyond Theatre Collective for people who make theatre happen—onstage, backstage, and everywhere in between. It shares practical guidance, lived experience, and thoughtful insights across theatre history, education, accessibility, stage management, and marketing. Practical theatre knowledge for every stage.
Recent Blog Posts
Below are the most recent articles from Cue to Cue, covering current conversations and evergreen topics across theatre.
10 Simple Steps To Sensory-Friendly Performances
From professional regional theatres that cater to families like Imagination Stage to the Minskoff Theater on Broadway, theatre organizations and companies understand that theatre for…
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How to Prepare for a Musical Audition
The best way to get better at auditioning for musicals is to audition more! It may seem intimidating at first, but if you know how…
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The Production Calendar: A Living Document
Whether you’re part of a multi-disciplinary arts team or a solo drama teacher at a small school, one way to reduce stress throughout the year…
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Creating Inclusive Theatre For Everyone: Moving Beyond Statements to Practice
Theatre has long been described as a mirror of society. At its best, it reflects humanity, its struggles, and the stories that shape communities. Yet…
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How to Source Props: The Four B’s of Prop Design
Every prop onstage has a story. But before it ever reaches the rehearsal room, it begins with a sourcing decision. Where do theatre props come…
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What is World Theatre Day?
Every year on March 27th, theatre artists and audiences around the world celebrate World Theatre Day. Established in 1961 by the International Theatre Institute (ITI),…
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