Coloring Broadway

Coloring Broadway Put on your favorite musical cast album, pull out your sharpies and color yourself creative! For a Inspired by Broadway - Colored by YOU! We LOVE Musicals.

They sing to our souls. They are storytelling at its best – with the singing, the dancing, the comedy and drama. They uplift and entertain us. They bring the human experience to our souls and help us feel things and see things from a different perspective. Most of all, they make us human.

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10/13/2025

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08/31/2025

The Broadway Cares fundraiser also featured Jennifer Holliday, Jasmine Amy Rogers, Liz Callaway, Zachary Noah Piser, and more.

I am so glad that the helped us get started again with community Coloring nights! Each month, we never know who will sh...
07/25/2025

I am so glad that the helped us get started again with community Coloring nights! Each month, we never know who will show up, but we know that it will be perfect! People traveling from out of town, people on their way to see the theater, people waiting for at - whatever they’re doing, they come, sit down and grab some colored pencils, and get a little bit of relaxing digital downtime. And, of course, we’re always talking theater and you’d be surprised at how many people are theater people. Or maybe you wouldn’t be surprised. But we have had so many folks sit down and chat about stories that move them and lyrics they love.

This month I’ll be coloring some illustrations inspired by as it is coming to Seattle with and this month!

Join us this Friday, July 25th - from 5-7pm!
And check out the art during 🩷

We spent July 4th in New York City at the only place that felt right: watching an Indigenous parody reimagining of Greas...
07/05/2025

We spent July 4th in New York City at the only place that felt right: watching an Indigenous parody reimagining of Grease at .

Set in a universe where the Indigenous peoples of this land were never colonized, Bear Grease retools the familiar musical with parody and cultural references. Co-writer Henry Cloud Andrade () shared that this is only the second all-Indigenous musical to appear on Broadway (off or on), and that their goal is for audiences to “see us as we really are.” This production is part homage, part cultural infusion, and entirely its own thing.

It’s creative, witty, relevant, joyful, and unapologetically original. The Grease songs you think you know and love are infused with Cree (Nêhiyawêwin) language, cultural references, and moments that made us collectively hold our breath and break into laughter. There are also new songs that blend doo-wop with hip hop in ways that are both unexpected and seamless.

My standout moment: Bryce Morin’s rendition of Hopelessly Devoted - with his drum and voice - felt like a ritual and a release. I would absolutely listen to that track on repeat. (No pressure, but maybe release it. Please.)

Crystle Lightning and Henry Cloud Andrade (and the entire cast and creative crew) have created something special. It’s smart. It’s full of heart. And it’s doing something rare in theatre: holding grief and joy, critique and celebration, all while making you laugh out loud.

And as if I wasn’t already fully on board, Henry Cloud Andrade has also published coloring books.

More storytelling, more joy, more art.
Yes, please.

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