Meg Masseron

I’ve Seen ‘Phantom’ 25 Times and It’s Still Not Enough

In my late teens as a newish fan of musical theatre, a friend and I met up in New York City hoping to catch a show. She was an avid fan of The Phantom of the Opera , but I was reluctant to go. I thought it seemed dated, not to mention problematic , and there were many other musicals ( Chicago, Hamilton, Wicked ) I was more interested in. However, since my friend had journeyed much farther than I,

What ‘My Fair Lady’ Taught Me About My Worth

After a lifetime of self-esteem struggles, I realized I deserved a Freddy, not a Henry

How Broadway Is Getting Me Through the COVID-19 Crisis…From Afar

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Why Don’t More Women Wear My Dress Size on Broadway?

A theatre lover weighs in on the lack of size diversity in the industry

Finding a Way to Love ‘Phantom’ After Trauma

How the #MeToo movement made me see my favorite musical from a new perspective