Rebecca Burnham

Today, I’m writing about a musical that I believe ought to be. It’s on my eager list to write (once we’ve finished the Eyes Wide Open beat sheet, and revisions to Neverland: Wendy’s Story). But first, I’ll need to find the right collaborators — with views different from my own — who are willing to tackle it. And that may not be easy. It’s a “Mormon” musical, in the way that Fiddler on the Roof is a Jewish musical – meaning that it’s richly informed by the theology of the Church of Jesus...

The Eyes Wide Open weCourse is ready for you at last! This is an 8-module workshop on navigating media in a way that strengthens our relationship with truth and with each other… with some very fun 50’s flavoured songs and a few sneak peaks at the plot of an upcoming musical thrown in. Module 1 is live now. Module 2 and a facilitator’s guide should be ready for you tomorrow. And you can look for the rest of the modules to be ready for you within the next two weeks. It’s fun. So far, it’s been...

By his own estimation, Jack would be the last guy to go up against a wealthy and powerful man like Joseph Pulitzer. And he knows he wouldn’t stand a chance. But Jack has qualities of character that he doesn’t yet recognize himself. And the discovery of those qualities are going to transform him into a powerful leader who creates a better life, not only for himself, but also for the rest of the exploited kids of New York City.