Center Stage Broncs - Robin Lewis

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Center Stage Broncs

11 episodes

3 days ago

From the stages of the Yvonne Theatre to the halls of Broadway, get the inside scoop on all things Rider acting with Center Stage Broncs, and all-new radio show and podcast here on 107.7 The Bronc! Every Friday at 2 PM, join your host Emily Katt as she features exclusive interviews from Rider’s wide array of current Broncs, faculty as well as alumni who are involved in acting, theater, music and more all on Center Stage Broncs! Make sure you check out all of our social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Tik Tok at CenterStageBroncs for show news and updates.

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Center Stage Broncs - Robin Lewis

Center Stage Broncs

46 minutes 34 seconds

1 year ago

Center Stage Broncs - Robin Lewis

Center Stage Broncs Host, Emily Katt, is joined by Rider University professor, Robin Lewis on December 1st, 2023.

Robin Lewis, Musical Theatre professor at Rider, is a 12- year Broadway and national Broadway touring veteran. Broadway shows that Lewis has been a part of include Fosse, Beauty and the Beast, A Christmas Carol at Madison Square Garden and the First National Tour of The Producers. National Touring shows with Robin Lewis include A Chorus Line, Hello Dolly, Beauty and the Beast and special performances at The Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall. Before becoming a professor at Rider University, Lewis was a faculty member at Texas State University and developed the Musical Theater Dance component of the new BFA at that university. Throughout his career, he has won awards such as the Kennedy Center/ACTF Excellence In Choreography award. The New York Times also Cited Lewis' choreography for Porgy and Bess at the Austin Music Hall.