On The Stage is a technology company dedicated to serving the arts, and we strive to be your partner in success this season and beyond. Our unwavering commitment to improving our software and meeting your unique needs has been and continues to be, our ultimate goal. Our team’s dedication to innovation and personalized service means […]

At On The Stage, we take pride in acknowledging the accomplishments and contributions of trailblazers and pioneers in the performing arts industry. These individuals have paved the way for future generations and have left an indelible mark on the art industry we have today. Today, we will take a closer look at the story of […]

It’s no secret that directing a production can be stressful – and there’s no shame in getting overwhelmed every once in a while. What you should avoid, however, is taking out those negative feelings on your cast and crew via aggressive criticism during rehearsals. Constructive criticism, when executed correctly, can help your show succeed and […]

American politics have long been an inspiration for the arts – with literature, films, music, and theatre. If you’re looking for a way to celebrate or observe Presidents’ Day, peruse the following musicals and plays that reflect American history.  1776 By: Peter Stone, Sherman Edwards 1969 Showcasing the founding of the United States, 1776 follows […]

Cultural influences on Broadway are vast, since this dynamic art form never ceases to evolve. One of the most profound cultural impacts on all things theatre, however, was the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s-1930s. On The Stage explores what, exactly, the Harlem Renaissance was, and how it deeply influenced the world of performing arts. What […]

Ah, Valentine’s Day! Love is in the air, but if you don’t have any plans just yet, On The Stage has you covered. We offer 11 musical suggestions for your viewing pleasure, all about one thing: L-O-V-E.  Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella  By: Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II, and Douglas Carter Beane Perhaps the most well-known […]

There’s nothing quite like the anxiety and panic you feel when you realize your rehearsals are behind-schedule or off-track. Perhaps you had to cancel a few practices, got lax with start times, or got fixated on a certain scene and lost sight of the bigger picture. Before you head into melt-down mode, it is possible […]

As we move out of the pandemic into a less socially distanced world, it’s important to get the arts (and our dancers, performers, and creatives) back on their feet. Successful fundraisers can increase visibility and generate positive buzz for your studio, as well as help ensure the financial stability and continued growth of your program. […]

To kick off Black History Month, we’re highlighting a few talented Black playwrights who have left their marks on the world of theatre – and on the entertainment industry as a whole. The list below contains a handful of historical pioneers, alongside new writers to watch. August Wilson American playwright August Wilson has been called […]

Like many creatives, you may be struggling with a lack of actors and techies for your productions. Perhaps you’ve been doubling – having one actor play multiple roles – or have had to take on behind-the-scenes work yourself due to a lack of backstage hands.  If you’re running out of bandwidth, you’re not alone. But […]

With summer camps coming back last year, it’s fair to anticipate that the market for summer camps will be back in full swing this year. Parents of children of all ages are looking forward to seeing those smiling faces come home from a long day of fun (and, let’s be honest, the break!).   Why […]

There’s nothing better than a full auditorium after all of the hard work that goes into choreographing, rehearsing, and putting together a performance. And your show deserves exactly that! But it may feel like your efforts are going unnoticed if the auditorium is only half-full come time for the opening routine.  If you’re hoping to […]

Casting the leads in your next production can be a make or break decision as it concerns your show’s overall success.  Should you go with the seasoned pro who harbors a bit of an ego, or the green hopeful who’s not so confident, but has the passion in spades? While there’s no true right or […]