BWW Blog: Zoom Tech Week Tips and TricksOctober 16, 2020Hello 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: Mellow MusicSeptember 11, 2020Like 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: The Plus in Casting Plus Sized WomenAugust 4, 2020Many 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 QuietJuly 8, 2020Not 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 RoleJuly 1, 2020No 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 Problem with Tracy TurnbladJune 9, 2020I'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: Getting to Know YouJune 1, 2020Hello, 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.