Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
The adaptation I talked about writing back in my video essay about "Winnie-The-Pooh" is coming up soon! Here are a few updates on what the adaptation will look like, and how you can come see it (if you're able to).
Tickets go live June 2nd, at thedentheatre.com
Watch the original "Winnie-The-Pooh" video essay here: youtube.com/watch?v=WJW_n3aS1Iw
The adaptation I talked about writing back in my video essay about "Winnie-The-Pooh" is coming up soon! Here are a few updates on what the adaptation will look like, and how you can come see it (if you're able to).
Tickets go live June 2nd, at thedentheatre.com
Watch the original "Winnie-The-Pooh" video essay here: youtube.com/watch?v=WJW_n3aS1Iw
![Low Budget Milky Whites [LIVE at BroadwayCon 2024]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/m6EUYZNgxT4/mqdefault.jpg "Low Budget Milky Whites [LIVE at BroadwayCon 2024]
He wasn’t puppeteering her just yet; she was still inanimate. Then he tilted her head ever so slightly, and instantly there she was: imbued with life and seemingly quizzical — even if her big, almost teary eyes are really just beveled foam coated with clear epoxy that catches the light. Yeah, we’re best friends, said Kanagawa. -Laura Collins-Hughes, 2022
Of all the characters from “Into The Woods,” none have seen more…variation between productions than Jack’s beloved cow. The defunct Tumblr blog “Low Budget Milky Whites” catalogued a bestiary of staging choices: puppets, masks, facepaint, balloons, and more. But, funny as they are, what can these costumes teach us about the medium of theatre? Zach Barr (they/them) discusses the differences between Static and Dynamic Art, through the lens of the cow as white as milk.
Performed July 27, 2024 – LIVE at BroadwayCon 2024
Thank you to BroadwayCon and the Mischief Management staff for hosting me! This was my first time ever presenting And Now They Sing live, and it was a blast the whole way through. Special shoutout to the attendee who brought their own Milky White puppet and asked me to sign the udder afterwards – I missed your name but you made my whole weekend.")
