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Meg Masseron
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Writer, Freelance
Manhattan, New York
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Biography
Meg Masseron is a theatre journalist based in NYC, and a graduate of Marymount Manhattan College, where she studied Digital Journalism and Theatre History. She most recently served as Playbill's staff writer, and is now excited to freelance again. Ambitiously, she began her journalism career at the age of 18 by contributing multimedia content and listicles to BuzzFeed. (You could also say she began her career when she created her own weekly newspaper in the 5th grade called "Potato Daily," but that's a different story.) She began professionally freelancing after just one year studying at Marymount Manhattan College, with her first published essay in TDF Stages: "Finding a Way to Love 'Phantom' After Trauma." She went on to have guest bylines in American Theatre, TheaterMania, and Theatrely, before joining Playbill in 2022. Meg is passionate about theatre criticism, neurodiversity and trauma/PTSD recovery, musicals that debuted between 1980 and 1995, intersectional feminism, accessibility and disability justice, and re-watching season three of Bridgerton on a near bi-monthly basis. She tends to write about all of these things, save for the obsessive Bridgerton binges.
women's issues and social justice, Theatre, dance mental health and neurodiversity, Feminism , Personal Essays, arts & culture and disability., body positivity musical theatre
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Content
By Meg Masseron Verified| Broadway Direct@ Playing the paradox of a robot with complex human emotions is quite a challenge for even the most experienced actors. Leading a role in a new show as well takes a lot of guts. But newcomer Helen J Shen, who is tackling her Broadway debut originating the role of Claire in Maybe Happy Ending, is more than up for the challenge — thanks to not only her sheer skill, talent, and dedication to her craft, but also her genuine heart-and-soul connection to the role.
By Meg Masseron Verified| TheaterMania.com Verified Fade in on a show with a dazzling score, a ludicrous plot, and bravura performances across the board. That’s both the NBC series Smash and its brand-new stage adaptation, now playing Broadway’s Imperial Theatre. It’s about a group of people making a Broadway musical about Marilyn Monroe. But that core description is perhaps the only thing that has not changed on the leap from screen to stage, with a new book by Bob Martin and Rick Elice. This is a comedy about a musical.
By Margaret Hall, Meg Masseron Verified| Playbill Verified The cast recording of the 2023 musical adaptation of The Book Thief has been released for streaming. Released by Center Stage Records, the recording follows The Book Thief's limited runs at Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, and Leicester Curve in 2023. Adapted from Markus Zusak's 2005 historical fiction novel, the musical features a book by Between The Lines teamJodi Picoult and Timothy Allen McDonald and a score by Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson .
Company Info
Freelance
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