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.
While members of this cast and creative team will be participating in the autograph session, due to scheduling commitments, we can not guarantee any individual members at this time.
Attending an Autograph or Photobooth Session:
Autograph and photobooth sessions will take place in Americas Hall 1
Attendees who have a ticket to the autograph or photobooth session may line up in the autograph area no more than 15 minutes prior to the start of the session. There is no need to line up early. Everyone who receives a ticket via lottery will be granted access to the appropriate session. However, it is recommended that you line up closer to the beginning of the autograph session rather than the end.
You will be asked to present a printed copy of your ticket. We will confirm that the ticket is valid and has not yet been used for this session. We will keep your ticket, so please do not use this as your item to be signed.
You may only have one item signed at each autograph session. One person - one item.
You may only have one photograph per photobooth session. This means you can bring friends to join your photograph if you wish, however, you will only be allowed one photograph per ticket.This is the only way we can get things going with the speed they need to be respectful to everyone.
After you get your item signed or your photograph taken, we ask that you please leave the area promptly.
Unfortunately, you may not take personal photographs or videos of yourself with our special guests. These activities delay lines and make it harder for everyone to get their opportunity to engage with our guests. If you do so, your pass may be revoked.
Photos will be available on the BroadwayCon Facebook page within one month of the conference.
Katie Boeck is honored to be making her Broadway debut with Deaf West. Her acoustic rendition of “Ave Maria” was featured in the final season of the HBO series “The Newsroom”. BA: UCLA. Original music available on iTunes. Love and thanks to family and teachers!
Alex Boniello is making his Broadway debut as Voice of Moritz/Guitar in Spring Awakening. Selected Credits: Deaf West’s Spring Awakening (Wallis Annenberg Center), Brooklynite (Vineyard Theatre), Here’ s Hoover! (Abrons Art Center), I Am Harvey Milk (Lincoln Center), Lin-Manuel... Read More →
Daniel N. Durant is honored to be making his Broadway debut as Moritz in Deaf West’s Spring Awakening. Previous theatre: Spring Awakening; Flowers for Algernon; Cyrano (Deaf West); and Police:Deaf:Near:Far. Television: “Switched at Birth.” Through his work, Daniel strives to... Read More →
Sandra Mae Frank is making her Broadway debut as Wendla in Deaf West’s Spring Awakening. Richard III (NextStop Theatre), A Commedia Christmas Carol (Faction of Fools), Apples & Oranges (MO2 Productions). TV: ABC Family’s “Switched at Birth.”
Broadway choreography: Spring Awakening (2015), Hedwig and the Angry Inch. TV: 7 Seasons of FOX’s “So You Think You Can Dance” (earning him 2 Emmy Nominations for Best Choreography), “DWTS,” “How I Met Your Mother,” “Parks and Recreation,” “Mike and Molly,” “2... Read More →
Austin P. McKenzie is making his Broadway and theatrical debut as Melchior in Deaf West’s Spring Awakening. Austin recently finished his first feature-film lead in Dan Harris’ “Speech & Debate.” Austin attended Columbia College Chicago, studying special needs teaching and... Read More →
