By Kyran Kennedy | Arts Angle Vantage Reporter duPont Manual/Youth Performing Arts School, Class of 2027 “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” is...

By Jo Lowden | Arts Angle Vantage Reporter Homeschool Student, Class of 2025 “Moulin Rouge! The Musical,” based on Baz Luhrmann’s 2001...

By Claire Schneider | Arts Angle Vantage Reporter Bullitt East High School, Class of 2025 In “Moulin Rouge! The Musical," the artists are...

By Lucy Thompson | Arts Angle Vantage Reporter Presentation Academy, Class of 2026 “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” first captures attention...

Teenagers seemed to turn up in droves to the Louisville premiere of "Beetlejuice" the musical. Our teen critics were there.

Beetlejuice (Justin Collette) frequently broke the fourth wall, making you feel like you were being pulled into the show.

This musical feels like a show about death, but ... closely reflects the real experiences of being a teenager in how it talks about grief.

Many teens, including our reviewers, know “Six” through the songs. But when “Six” came to Louisville, they experienced it in new ways.

Amina Faye gave an amazing rendition of Seymour’s “Heart of Stone.” Vocally, this song is based on Adele and Sia, and their iconic ballads.

With only three group numbers in the whole show, the angelic blend of voices was rare, which made it that much sweeter.

The colors, the crystals, and the movement of the costumes perfectly matched each queen's personality.

Henry certainly gave each of his wife’s trauma when he was married to them, and it definitely shouldn’t be made into a competition.

Arts Angle Vantage is taking teens to where musical comedy mingles with a madcap Netherworld with free tickets to the musical...

Arts Angle Vantage is putting teens in the critic’s seat to see the musical “Six” by providing free tickets and mentorship so they can...

Reporter Sammie Haden interviews actors of "To Kill a Mockingbird" about Sorkin's adaptation of the seminal story.

Reporter Adam West talks to actors, attorneys about the historical context of "To Kill a Mockingbird" and other elements in Sorkin's play.

Teen reviewer Cheyenne Farnsley relished the symbolism, romance in the 'visually breathtaking' "Hadestown"

Themes of love and loss remain timeless in "Hadestown," writes Louisville teen Sophia Grimes

Louisville teen Trinity Mahaffey reviews one wild ride of a musical — "Hadestown"

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