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Student Blogger: Emma Rose Dorsch

Emma Rose Dorsch is a current Junior at American University, studying Public Relations and Strategic Communications and Musical Theatre. Outside of writing and performing, Emma can be found reading, cooking, knitting, and spending time with her family in Philadelphia. She is passionate about the written word, communications, musical theatre, the entertainment industry, body positivity, and dogs. Emma is also an active sister of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority and Public Relations Student Society of America.






BWW Blog: Zoom Tech Week Tips and Tricks
BWW Blog: Zoom Tech Week Tips and Tricks
October 16, 2020

Hello folks! Sorry that it’s been a while, but I’ve been very busy! Namely, tonight we open my University’s production of The Women by Clare Boothe Luce. I’m playing a bunch of roles in an ensemble track, and the whole process has been an exciting, Zoom-filled blast. 

BWW Blog: The Non-Thespians Guide to Dating a 'Theatre Person'
BWW Blog: The Non-Thespians Guide to Dating a 'Theatre Person'
September 16, 2020

A new school year has begun, or will soon for many. A new year full of new possibilities, and new relationships.

BWW Blog: Mellow Music
BWW Blog: Mellow Music
September 11, 2020

Like many fellow theatre people, and just, well,a?? people, I have anxiety. Certain situations, or even nothing at all, can cause me to have panic attacks and suddenly assume the worst. When I get like this, one of the few things that can mellow me out is music.

BWW Blog: Remember Sandy Koufax - My Career and My Religion
BWW Blog: Remember Sandy Koufax - My Career and My Religion
August 7, 2020

My Judaism and theatre have always gone hand in hand.

BWW Blog: The Plus in Casting Plus Sized Women
BWW Blog: The Plus in Casting Plus Sized Women
August 4, 2020

Many leading lady roles in the musical theatre canon could not only be played by plus-sized women easily but when played by plus-sized women, add an extremely interesting and revolutionary take on the role.

BWW Blog: Creativity in the Quiet
BWW Blog: Creativity in the Quiet
July 8, 2020

Not shocking, being a Musical Theatre major, but I sing. A lot. Under my breath, while cleaning, even aggressively lip-synching while working out. Singing for me is an instinct. But not lately.

BWW Blog: Originating a Role
BWW Blog: Originating a Role
July 1, 2020

No role challenged me as much as an artist or showed me the power of performance more than when I got to originate a role. 

BWW Blog: The Backup Plan
BWW Blog: The Backup Plan
June 12, 2020

It's a dreaded question for theatre majors everywhere; What's your backup plan?

BWW Blog: The Problem with Tracy Turnblad
BWW Blog: The Problem with Tracy Turnblad
June 9, 2020

I'm unashamed to say that my favorite musical is Hairspray. One of my fondest childhood memories is singing along to Mama I'm A Big Girl Now with my Mom. Beyond nostalgia, it has a great message, and I relate to the character Tracy Turnblad.

BWW Blog: Why You Should Date a Musical Theatre Major
BWW Blog: Why You Should Date a Musical Theatre Major
June 4, 2020

We all know dating is hard, but dating in as a Musical Theatre major? Insanely difficult.

BWW Blog: Getting to Know You
BWW Blog: Getting to Know You
June 1, 2020

Hello, Broadway World!. I was so excited to write my first post and start sharing my ideas that I forgot to share myself, that is, to introduce myself! Before you read my opinions and views, I thought you might want to know a little about me and my theatre journey.

BWW Blog: Zoom University, Department of Performing Arts
BWW Blog: Zoom University, Department of Performing Arts
May 26, 2020

Oh my goodness, my first post! I'm so excited to share my thoughts and ideas with all of you. First off, I would like to look back on the past semester.



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