You know that feeling you get when you find your community? Where you find those who share the same passions and loves as you do that you'd never found before? That's how I've felt being privileged enough to write for BroadwayWorld.
One of my favorite activities is reading books and what better time to do that then right now when we're all stuck at home? Unfortunately, there are many theatre related activities we cannot participate in right now but one of the best ways we can learn more about our crafts and read about others in
We've all heard the stigma against high schools and universities putting on shows that aren't the best, but I'd like to end that now.
This past weekend, I sat down and watched the Oscars.
The older I get, the more I hear from people how award shows aren't important and that they are far too political, or have a host that doesn't quite land the jokes like they should, or their favorite movies get snubbed.
Resolutions.
When I was younger, I always thought I needed to go to an event with a family member or a friend or I would feel awkward and alone, but as I've gotten older I've realized that seeing a show by yourself can be enjoyable and liberating.
My fall quarter at SCAD just ended last week and now I'm off until the beginning of January for my winter break.
Where do you get inspiration from for your art? As a sophomore dramatic writing student, I decided to take three dramatic writing classes this quarter, which could be kind of ambitious, but I've loved the challenge.
This past week I got to experience my second film festival at SCAD.
Last Friday, I got to attend my first ever production of The Rocky Horror Show and I'm so appreciative that shows like this exist.
Last week the book 'Me' was released by the legend Elton John and it got me thinking about Elton's contribution to musical theatre.
College can be extremely stressful sometimes, especially after midterms, which I just experienced last week.
There are so many ways you can absorb theatre but one of the most important and underrated ways is through television.
What is stage dooring? How do you stage door at a show? How should you behave at the stage door? These were questions I was thinking about as I visited New York this past weekend to see a few shows.
This past weekend I had the pleasure of seeing a production of Spamalot at the University of South Carolina Beaufort (USCB) Center for the Arts and it inspired me to discuss not only the importance of seeing theatre but also how there is so much theatre that is around you that you haven't yet discov
Hello BroadwayWorld, it is such a pleasure to be given this opportunity to write a blog about college, theater, and all the different aspects of the arts.
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