Below is the archived schedule from BroadwayCon 2016. Please note that it may not accurately reflect everything that took place, as we made on-the-fly changes due to the blizzard.
**** For most programming, you do not need to sign up in advance! For the most part, admission is first-come, first-served. Exceptions to this include workshops and autograph/photobooth sessions - more information about these can be found on our website. Adding a panel to your schedule does not guarantee admission to the panel.
In an age when a Periscope account or Twitter handle can turn a ticket holder into a tastemaker, professional critics are navigating new terrain. How do cultural journalists engage and evolve in the ever-changing world of social media, peer-review sites, blogs and beyond in 2016? Join us to find out.
Roma grew up wanting to be an actress. Born in New York City, she grew up in Pittsburgh and later graduated with a degree in English and history from Tufts University. While in Boston she started a theater company with fellow student Ed Lopez. The theater lasted only 3 years, but... Read More →
David Cote is theater editor and chief drama critic of Time Out New York. He also appears on NY1’s On Stage at contributing critic. Member of the New York Drama Critics Circle. He has written popular companion books to the Broadway hits Wicked, Jersey Boys and Spring Awakening... Read More →
Theater critic Joe Dziemianowicz joined the Daily News in 2000. He covers Broadway and Off-Broadway with reviews, news stories and features. He also writes about opera, cabaret and other entertainment events.
Elysa Gardner covers entertainment as a reporter and critic for USA Today, focusing on theatre and music – everything from Sondheim to the latest pop flavor of the month. She lives and writes in New York City.
