Jimmy Fallon Gives His Regards to Broaaaadwaaay

Totally forgot to blog about this yesterday: As I was channel-surfing around late Monday night, mourning the end of my long weekend, I happened to flip by “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.” Lo and behold, there was pop star-turned-Broadway baby Nick Jonas singing “I Believe in You” from How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying! (And doing a pretty great job, too.)

Turns out it’s “Broadway Week” on Fallon’s show. Every night features a musical number from one of the fantastic shows on Broadway. If you’re just hearing about this now, you’ve missed Nick and the cast of Porgy and Bess (sad face)—but you’ll still be able to catch Ghost the Musical tonight, Sutton Foster from Anything Goes tomorrow and Sister Act on Friday (happy face!).

And none of those “but it’s a school night” arguments: a) that’s what magical, magical DVR is for, and b) if you don’t have DVR, you can still catch the performances the next day on Hulu.

Happy Broadway week, everyone!

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When I was 3, I told my mom that I wanted to be a ballerina. She thought I just wanted a tutu, so she made me one—but she quickly found out that I was serious! Two years later I started taking ballet classes, and I’ve been dancing ever since. During high school I attended summer programs at the Chautauqua Institution and Boston Ballet and performed with a small youth ballet. A bad knee injury kept me from auditioning for companies, so I ended up at Princeton University, where I discovered choreography (and hip hop!) in a fantastic student-run dance troupe, diSiac Dance Company. College was also where I fell in love with writing, and after graduation I pursued a master’s degree in journalism as part of New York University’s Cultural Reporting and Criticism program (where I met my idol, New Yorker dance writer Joan Acocella). Now I’m lucky enough to be combining all of my passions at Dance Spirit!
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