Student Blogger: Christina Samanie

This has been such an unprecedented time; however, I find artists all over are remaining optimistic and taking the best approaches to continue their training. 

As many of you know with the start of a new school semester comes a new lineup of classes. Anyone out there have one in particular that theya??re already struggling with? For me, ita??s certainly my tap class.

Here to chat with you about something thata??s always been on my mind, but Ia??ve often struggled to put it into words because of how passionately I feel about this. 

Over quarantine, I have spent more time journaling than I ever have in the past. Not only does it provide me with a sense of ease, but it keeps me focused and gives me something to look back on.

How many times have you streamed Hamilton since it's ground breaking premiere on Disney+?! I know for me it's become a habit to even just put it on in the background now.

These simple discoveries have brought me so much joy and a sense of a schedule to me during these trying times which is why I wanted to share it all with you! 

My immediate thoughts were along the lines of: a?oeHow on earth do they expect students to retain any kind of theatre teaching in solely an online setting?a?? a?oeWhat will be their expectations of us moving forward?a?? a?oeWill I continue to succeed or lose interest?a?? a?oeWhat will I do for my dance class?a?? 

Hello BroadwayWorld! Welcome Back! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season! Speaking of the holiday season…did anyone receive any Broadway gifts? I know those are always at the top of my list!

Hi BroadwayWorld, Welcome back! I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving and watched the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade! (For the Broadway performances…of course!)

Welcome to my very first BroadwayWorld Blog! I am so excited to be joining this team.