Student Blogger: Eva Viciana
Student Blog: The Shared Stage
Anyone who's shared a conversation with me has heard me ramble about my fascination with audiences.
Student Blog: Shiny Gold Stars
I think adulthood would be significantly more enjoyable if we brought back gold stars, actual gold stars, the kind your third-grade teacher kept in a drawer that somehow carried the same prestige as an Olympic medal.
Student Blog: Ar(t) You More Creative Than You Think?
Bring this article to your boyfriend who says he is “just not an arts person.
Student Blog: The Mind Behind the Art
Mental health within the arts is a conversation I feel deeply connected to, both personally and professionally, and I think part of what makes writing about it difficult is how revealing it can feel.
Student Blog: The Influencer Effect
We are all influencers.
Student Blog: Nostalgia and Perception
Nostalgia is a flawed word, just under ten letters, as if it almost lands somewhere complete but stops short.
Student Blog: What We Call Luck
As we make our way through the lucky month of March, I keep thinking about the way people talk about luck in the arts, where the language of luck seems to follow almost every success story.
Student Blog: The Spaces Women Built
Women’s History Month has always made me slow down a little.
Student Blog: The Love Languages of Artistic Devotion
We talk often about loving the arts, but far less about how that love is sustained over time.
Student Blog: Returning to the Page - A Blogiversary Reflection
One year ago, I published my first article with BroadwayWorld without fully understanding what that small act would come to mean to me.
Student Blog: What It Will Become
What does history feel like before it knows what it will become? That question stayed with me over a winter trip to New York, where Liberation, Chess, and Ragtime began to connect in ways I didn’t expect.
Student Blog: What Goal Setting Overlooks
So, you’re ambitious.
Student Blog: The Unfinished Business of Broadway
As 2025 comes to a close, I’ve noticed that the instinct to look ahead feels less urgent than the need to pause.
Student Blogger: Making Room to Rest
Audition season will arrive soon enough.
Student Blog: A Study of Gratitude
This season always pushes the word gratitude back into every conversation, but in the arts, it often lands in more complicated ways.
Student Blog: What Sticks and Why
Something can live on a stage, on a movie screen, or on a phone in someone’s hand, and somehow it is still the same thing and not the same thing at all.
Student Blog: In The Music
I grew up surrounded by music, so it has always been part of how I understand the world.
Student Blog: The Ghost of What Almost
Some work never finishes.
Student Blog: Purpose with Play
The arts ask us to hold two truths at once.
Student Blog: Making vs. Machine
The creative path belongs to us, and no technology can claim it.
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