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• ‘Moana’ Star Auliʻi Cravalho Drinks a Raw Egg Onstage Every Night

  By Ava Manson| The Wall Street Journal Verified Auliʻi Cravalho was 14 years old when she was cast in Disney’s “Moana” as the plucky island princess who traverses the ocean to save her village. Now, at 24, she’s reprising the animated role that launched her acting career. A lot has changed in a decade. Cravalho shaved her head. She moved to New York. In September, she made her Broadway debut in “Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club.” And even Moana has grown up.

  By Ava Manson · The Wall Street Journal

  Dec. 16, 2024

• Why ‘The Bear’ Reminds Choreographer Justin Peck of Making a Musical

  By Ava Manson| The Wall Street Journal Verified When Justin Peck was a teenager, he had Sufjan Stevens on repeat. Listening from his dorm room at 17, he never imagined that one day he’d work alongside the musician—much less direct and choreograph a Broadway musical based on Stevens’s 2005 album, Illinois. He’d win a Tony for the choreography. The award was not his first, and it followed a prodigious career in ballet.

  By Ava Manson · The Wall Street Journal

  Nov. 04, 2024

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