Category Archives: Student Perspectives

Student Spotlight: Annabella Ferraiuolo

The Hanover Theatre Conservatory student Annabella Ferraiuolo recently had the chance to participate in a homebound program from nonprofit Headliners in Education that connects high school journalists and teachers from across the country with Broadway’s best. Ferraiuolo, who interviewed crew … Continue reading

Posted in Conservatory, Features, In the News, Student Perspectives | Leave a comment

Student Spotlight: J. Denali Herbert

This month we highlight 13-year-old J. Denali Herbert of Rutland, MA. Denali has taken a number of classes at The Hanover Theatre Conservatory, from Ballet to Improvisation. Read on to learn more about the seventh grader. Favorite Subject in School: Math … Continue reading

Posted in Conservatory, Features, Student Perspectives, Upcoming Shows | Leave a comment

A New Experience At The Hanover Theatre

Student blogger Owen Fitzpatrick gives us his take on the latest show in our 10th Anniversary Broadway Series, Dein Perry’s Tap Dogs, here April 11-14. I love Aussie slang. “Good on ya – sweating through all that hard yakka, with … Continue reading

Posted in Broadway Series, Features, Student Perspectives, Upcoming Shows | 1 Comment

The American Dream

Student blogger Owen Fitzpatrick gives us his take on our latest Broadway musical, On Your Feet! Come on. Shake your body. Do the Conga… You know the song, and you probably know the chorus too. This iconic tune from 1985 … Continue reading

Posted in Broadway Series, Features, Student Perspectives | Leave a comment

What Makes You Different Makes You Strong

The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical is a “winning adaptation” (The Hollywood Reporter) of the best-selling novel by Rick Riordan. The story follows Percy Jackson as he discovers his differences are actually superpowers. Below, our guest blogger, Owen Fitzpatrick, discusses … Continue reading

Posted in Broadway Series, Family-Friendly Shows, Features, Student Perspectives, Upcoming Shows | Leave a comment

Student Spotlight: Harrison Puntillo

For our second conservatory student spotlight, we highlight Harrison Puntillo, a 13-year-old eighth grader from Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. Harrison started as a student in the Pre-Teen Youth Summer Program and has since taken multiple conservatory classes during the year. What classes … Continue reading

Posted in Conservatory, Features, Student Perspectives | Leave a comment

Life Lessons from Buddy the Elf

Student blogger Owen Fitzpatrick returns with three inspiring life lessons from Elf the Musical, playing through this Sunday only.  “Hi Aunt Mildred. Happy Thanksgiving. Oh, I’m okay. School is good. What’s new? I’m writing a blog for The Hanover Theatre … Continue reading

Posted in Broadway Series, Family-Friendly Shows, Features, Student Perspectives, Upcoming Shows | 1 Comment

Dear Wicked Witch

Student blogger Owen Fitzpatrick returns this season to write unique essays, letters and stories for each of our 10th Anniversary Broadway Series shows. Read on for his letter to the Wicked Witch from The Wizard of Oz, then be sure to … Continue reading

Posted in Broadway Series, Family-Friendly Shows, Features, Student Perspectives | 2 Comments

Student Spotlight: Leland Pierce

This week we highlight conservatory student Leland Pierce, a 12-year-old sixth grader from Rutland, Massachusetts. After competing in the regional Youth America Grand Prix International Ballet Competition at The Hanover Theatre in January, Leland went on to compete in the finals in … Continue reading

Posted in Conservatory, Features, Student Perspectives | 4 Comments

Behind the Scenes with Owen and Carolyn Fitzpatrick

Owen Fitzpatrick

Lisa Condit spoke with student Owen Fitzpatrick and his mother, Carolyn.  Owen has been a guest blogger for The Hanover Theatre, and Carolyn is a Broadway subscriber and Franklin Square Society member. Read on for highlights from the interview, or … Continue reading

Posted in Behind the Scenes on WCRN Radio, Parent & Education Guides, Student Perspectives | Leave a comment