The Ultimate Broadway Bucket List for 2017
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The Ultimate Broadway Bucket List for 2017

Five things to keep your Broadway obsession strong in the new year.

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The Ultimate Broadway Bucket List for 2017
Allyson Szymanski

2017 has just begun, and is already chalked full of exciting events for the Broadway community. From record breaking musicals, inspiring charity events, and numerous new productions hitting the Great White Way, there's a lot to keep up with! So to keep you on top of your Broadway obsession, here is a list of the top five things that any aspiring actor or Broadway fan should check off of their Broadway Bucket list by the end of 2017.

1. Stay updated on what is happening in the Broadway community.

Follow media like Playbill and Broadway.com on social media platforms, subscribe to Broadway World's weekly update emails for news about what is happening on Broadway, London's West End, National Broadway Tours, and more. Watch The Tony Awards red carpet and nominee videos when Tony season rolls around, check out all of your favorite musicals on social media and YouTube, and binge watch all of your favorite Broadway stars on Broadway.com's YouTube Backstage series.

http://www.playbill.com/

http://www.broadwayworld.com/

http://www.broadway.com/

2. Subscribe to the Tyler Mount Vlog.

Whether you want to watch your favorite Broadway stars, are looking for some inspiration, or just want some quality laughs, The Tyler Mount Vlog is exactly what you have been looking for. With videos ranging from interviews with some of Broadway's hottest stars, to three minute musical summaries, to motivational videos to inspire your inner Broadway diva, The Tyler Mount Vlog will without a doubt become your Broadway BFF this year.

http://thetylermountvlog.com/

3. Watch the 71st Annual Tony Awards.

June 11th, get your favorite show shirt on, fill out your printable Tony Awards bracket (which can be found on the Tony Award's website closer to the date of ceremony), and get your popcorn ready. With new shows like Dear Evan Hansen and Heisenberg, talked about rising stars like Ben Platt, and returning stars such as Glenn Close, and Mary-Louise Parker, this is sure to be a Broadway season for the books.

http://www.tonyawards.com/index.html

4. Subscribe to Fit For Broadway.

Jane Jourdan's masterfully crafted blog contains everything you need to get started on getting in shape for Broadway. From recipes, workout ideas, tips from Broadway and West End stars, and even a clothing line to help kick-start your Broadway fitness obsession, Fit For Broadway is sure to be a win to keep your year happy, healthy, and filled with Broadway.

http://www.fitforbroadway.com/

5. Get to know BCEFA.

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids is dedicated to helping those in need across the nation with health care, lifesaving medications, HIIV and AIDS, and so much more. With annual events like Broadway Bakes, the Broadway Flea Market, and Broadway Bares, and those signature red donations buckets you may have seen many a Broadway actor with after a performance, BCEFA is a wonderful charity to help out this year.

https://broadwaycares.org/about-broadway-cares-equ..

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