Student Blog: Can Theatre Be Our Third Place?
In sociology, the third place is an environment in which we find comfort and familiarity that is separate from home (our first place) or work (our second place).
Student Blogger: Meredith Muirhead
Student Blog: “We Have Always Been Here”- The Need for LGBTQIA+ History in Theatre
It goes back to the days of Vsevolod Meyerhold- theatre has a social responsibility; that is, theatre has the responsibility to lift the voices and tell the stories of every kind of person and every community.
Student Blog: BFA Acting Takeaways- From A Rising Junior to Incoming Underclassmen
Now that the school year has drawn to a close, many graduating high school seniors are preparing for their first year of college, which is no small task.
Student Blog: The Play You Should Read According to Your Zodiac Sign
Every theatre student is always told to read more plays, but oftentimes, it's difficult to find something that holds our attention or seems right for us.
Student Blog: The Book I'm Recommending For All My Fellow Actors
As actors, we're usually pretty busy day in and day out, but every so often we get just enough time to relax and curl up with a nice book.
Student Blog: Maintaining Vocal Health in the Bitter Winter
Winter is the mortal enemy of many vocalists, crushing us with those frigid temperatures that seem to seep into our bones and leave us shivering even long after we’ve gone back indoors.
Student Blog: A Word About Swings, Standbys, and Understudies
In light of the recent surges of public appreciation for standbys, understudies, and swings on Broadway, plenty of theatre artists have discussed their vital importance in a show (I mean, shows can't happen without them), but not many have discussed why it's important to quash the idea of these perf
Student Blog: Bad Body Image Days-Theatre Student's Edition
You’re hard pressed to find a college student who doesn’t have any sort of issues with their body image, let alone a college student studying theatre.
Student Blog: Thank You, Mr. Sondheim, For Bringing Me Here
It’s common knowledge that most of us who now work in the arts were at the bottom of the food chain in grade school- we were “dorks,” we were “weirdos,” we were.
Student Blog: My Three Favorite Plays I've Read This Year, and Why Everyone Should Read Them
In the same way that a satisfying Thanksgiving dinner requires a great deal of attention to detail (cook the turkey at the right temperature, put just the right amount of salt in the pie crust, arrange the hors d’oeuvres in just the right way), a full theatre education requires a great deal of ind
Student Blog: Dear Trans and Non-Binary Theatre Artists: PLEASE Don't Stop Working
Let’s face it- theatre can be hard.
Student Blog: How to Get Over Your Inferiority Complex in the Rehearsal Space
As actors, we’re always fighting the urge to compare ourselves to our fellow performers, whether we mean to or not.
Student Blog: Broadway Success ≠ Quality of Work
Broadway is officially back, to the joy of all theatre-makers and theatre-lovers.
Student Blog: Six Mainstream Artists Who Should (And I Hope, Will) Write a Musical
After my previous blog about how jukebox musicals should not be looked down upon in the theatre world, I got to thinking about which of my favorite artists would have the best jukebox musicals.
Student Blog: Auditioning: It's A Learning Experience, Not the Hunger Games
Whether you’re one of the many LaDuca-clad bodies swirling through Pearl Studios or a shaking fifteen-year-old in a community theatre lobby (or even a high-school hallway, watching the athletes barrel past as you sit on the floor outside the auditorium), the words “audition” and “callback”
Student Blog: Dear Casting Directors: Thin ≠ Healthy, So Erase Your Body Standards
As much as the industry preaches health and caring for the body and the whole “eight shows a week is no joke” mentality, performers’ bodies are expected to be thin.
Student Blog: Parents, Be Glad Your Child Wants a Theatre Degree
Let’s face it- most parents aren’t too pleased when their child says they want to pursue theatre in college.
Student Blog: Six Underrated Musicals You MUST Listen to During Pride Month
As Pride Month kicks off, we all go to blast the Kinky Boots cast recording on Spotify as we get ready for whatever pride events we'll be attending, wanting to acknowledge a pride month musical.
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