Little Shop of Horrors at Nocturne Theatre: Reimagining a monster | Interview + review
Nocturne Theatre’s production of “Little Shop of Horrors” reimagines the iconic Audrey II monster for a terrifying, in-the-round live show.
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Attractions Expert Q&A: Margaret Chandra Kerrison played an integral role in developing the award-winning Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Margaret Chandra Kerrison was involved in developing Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge from the very beginning through the opening.
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Roblox safety updates: What they are and why feat. Dina Lamdany
Roblox released three new child safety updates: friend blocking, experience blocking, and per-experience screen time insights.
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Norwegian Cruise Line execs talk state of the cruising industry | Interview
See inside the Norwegian Cruise Line Creative Studios near Tampa, a massive facility where sets, costumes, and rehearsals are assembled.
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5 tips to make planning your Disney vacation less stressful and more memorable
Travel author and journalist Genevieve Shaw Brown joins us to break down how to make planning your Disney vacation smooth and memorable.
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Attractions Expert Q&A: After 40+ years at Disney, Rick Rothschild now directs FlyOver films
Rick Rothschild spent over 40 years creatively directing and producing over 25 separate Disney attractions.
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‘Dog Man’: Pete Davidson interview + where to meet Dog Man at Universal
Pete Davidson talks his “Dog Man” villain character Petey — and hopes for a “Dog Man 2” — in this exclusive interview.
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Bringing ‘The Tale of Moana’ to the stage on Disney Treasure
Attractions talks with the creative team of “The Tale of Moana” for a behind-the-scenes look at the Disney Treasure’s theatrical show.
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Disney | Disney California Adventure Park | Disneyland Resort | Events | Holiday | Southern California
How a Los Angeles-based Filipino dance group prepped for its Disneyland debut
During the Disney Festival of Holidays at California Adventure, we interviewed the artistic director of Malaya, the event’s first Filipino cultural group.
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Attractions Expert Q&A: Pete Owens initially didn’t want to work at Dollywood, but he’s been there for 25 years (and counting).
After spending over 15 years in broadcast television, Pete Owens moved to The Dollywood Company to work in public relations.
