Maiysha Kai

3 weeks ago | madamenoire.com | Danica Daniel |Maiysha Kai

Full disclosure: I am a musical theater baby. My mother laughingly recalls taking a single-digit me to my first musical — and my inconsolable weeping when the production ended, because I didn’t “want it to be over.” That nascent love of musical theater would follow me through childhood, into a college major, and well into adulthood, so I consider myself a fairly reliable source when it comes to discussing the hits, misses, and megatalents of Broadway.

3 weeks ago | praisecleveland.com | Maiysha Kai

Full disclosure: I am a musical theater baby. My mother laughingly recalls taking a single-digit me to my first musical — and my inconsolable weeping when the production ended, because I didn’t “want it to be over.” That nascent love of musical theater would follow me through childhood, into a college major, and well into adulthood, so I consider myself a fairly reliable source when it comes to discussing the hits, misses, and megatalents of Broadway.

3 weeks ago | thebeatdfw.com | Maiysha Kai

Full disclosure: I am a musical theater baby. My mother laughingly recalls taking a single-digit me to my first musical — and my inconsolable weeping when the production ended, because I didn’t “want it to be over.” That nascent love of musical theater would follow me through childhood, into a college major, and well into adulthood, so I consider myself a fairly reliable source when it comes to discussing the hits, misses, and megatalents of Broadway.

4 weeks ago | newsone.com | Monique Judge |Maiysha Kai

Full disclosure: I am a musical theater baby. My mother laughingly recalls taking a single-digit me to my first musical — and my inconsolable weeping when the production ended, because I didn’t “want it to be over.” That nascent love of musical theater would follow me through childhood, into a college major, and well into adulthood, so I consider myself a fairly reliable source when it comes to discussing the hits, misses, and megatalents of Broadway.

1 month ago | contrabandcamp.com | Maiysha Kai

If, on this first Monday in May, the vision of multimillionaires and billionaires in their finest thematic cosplay posing on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum doesn’t instantly inspire, it’s understandable. For unwilling participants in the daily onslaught of Trump 2.0, there is rightful rage at the exploits of the ridiculously rich.