Hi!!! My name is Grace Filiberto and I am a junior in high school and am based right around New York City. I have been performing in shows for 10 years and have recently gotten interested in the business aspects of the theatre industry. I love theatre so much and am so excited to have this opportunity to share my voice, thanks for stopping by!
LEARN MORE ABOUT Student Blogger: Grace Filiberto
First Show:
AnnieFavorite Show:
Into the WoodsFavorite Stories:
- Finding Your Spark: A Theatre Kid’s Guide to Navigating Burnout - This article serves as a guide for those in the thick of stressful times. I want readers to understand that feeling like giving up is normal, but it is important not to cave into those instincts and bounce back. Being strong doesn’t mean never burning out, being strong is shown in how we come back from burnout. Without checking in on ourselves in hard moments, we will never be equipped to reach our ultimate destinations. We have to remind ourselves that relaxation is just as important as preparation and that self-care is a fundamental part of the process. Being honest with ourselves about how much we’re taking on and how much we can handle is the key to maintaining our spark. I know that we all have the power to bounce back and shine!!!
- Viva La Vie Boheme: Three Eclectic Musical Theatre Albums to be Casually Listening to Right Now - This article showcases three of my favorite cast-recordings to listen to in my day-to-day as well as expressing why they are so special. Musical theatre is such a unique genre of music that is so powerful and special to me!!!
March 1, 2026
Theatre-fan or not, these three albums can help you get through your day with their mighty combinations of lyric, tune, and plot.
February 9, 2026
Right now, us students have a lot on our plate. Whether that be finishing up midterms, finding ourselves in the thick of a rehearsal process, or managing extracurriculars, it can feel very intense, not to mention the additional weight of potential social or personal grievances that may arise. With all of these commitments that we make to meet the expectations of our teachers, castmates, and families, it’s very common that we will find ourselves feeling burnt out. In these moments it’s important to take a step back and utilize tools that can ease the pressure that we place on ourselves. Here’s some advice that I have for finding your spark during a burnout:
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