Student Blog: A Busy Schedule (What’s New?)
I am no stranger to a full schedule in the realm of theatre, usually finding myself engaged in several projects at once.
Student Blogger: Austin Watts
Student Blog: Night at the (Art) Museum
Theatre is the cornerstone of literally every other art form.
Student Blog: The College Search as a Theatre Kid
My biggest piece of advice to anyone starting the college process would easily be to stay as organized as possible: communicate with your teachers and people who have gone through it before, Google Sheets is your friend, and remember your “Why.
Student Blog: From Page to Stage: Dramaturgy in Munich
Prior to being cast as Hans, I had already been assigned to research him as part of my duties as a dramaturg.
Student Blog: Welcome to Senior Year!
Senior year has already been one like no other, and I look forward to continuing to update my blog with all the exciting events that take place over the course of the remaining 164 days until graduation!
Student Blog: A Recap of the Dramatists Guild's Young Playwrights Professional Development Intensive
At International Thespian Festival, which I attended this past week, I had the opportunity to participate in a young playwrights professional development intensive hosted by the Dramatists Guild.
Student Blog: Hack that Callback (Tips from a High School Senior)
Today, I share my insider tips on acing callbacks based on years of experience in theatre, film, and modeling.
Student Blog: Junior Year in Review
Junior year of high school is infamous for being the busiest and most intense.
Student Blog: My Experience with Devised Theatre
Playing with Poe’s works and diving into the realm of devising for the first time was a real growth experience for my peers and I.
Student Blog: Reflecting on Junior High Theatre Education
I am eternally grateful for my experience in junior high theatre, and appreciate the foundation that it laid for my future pursuits of academic theatre.
Student Blog: The Value of Theatre Education in Our Schools
Having personally experienced the effects of creating theatre on a human’s development, I cannot help but smile at the thought of getting to be apart of that process in any capacity.
Student Blog: 2023 Thespy Award Winner Brielle Norlie on Excellence in Stage Management
Brielle's overall goal with stage management and in life in general is to make people feel valued, heard, and as if they matter.
Student Blog: A Love Letter to Queer Storytelling
Despite the fact that much of the evolution of the entertainment industry over the last century could easily be attributed to queer artists and their work, it is only in recent years that both audiences and producers seem to have become comfortable with receiving LGBTQ+ stories on a large scale.
Student Blog: Did You Just Say 'Theatre Competition?'
Theatre is usually designed to be a collaborative art form, but competitions for high-school thespians give us the opportunity to express our suppressed competitive instincts and use the skills we have developed in a “win-or-lose” environment.
Student Blog: Academic and Artistic Integrity for Teen Creatives
The maintenance of honesty and fairness in all educational endeavors is what characterizes academic integrity.
Student Blog: The Art of the Audition
Nearly every great performance was preceded by an audition.
Student Blog: 2023 Jimmy Award Nominee Denver Dickenson Jr. on Defying Expectations and Thriving with Versatility
In this interview, I got to sit down with Denver Dickenson Jr.
Student Blog: Balancing School, Theatre, Work, and Having a Life
'I am a nineteenth century plate spinner, with rods made out of persistence and Lexapro, and plates that look a whole lot like scripts, cash registers, and the AMSCO United States History textbook (Advanced Placement Edition).
Student Blog: Respect the Tech
Technicians: often overlooked, yet the very foundation of the entertainment industry.
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