Olivia Corliss is currently a student at Boston Conservatory, pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre. Aside from coursework and productions, she is a social media manager and content creator for the official Boston Conservatory pages and website. She is excited to write for BroadwayWorld because she loves sharing insight into what life is like as a BFA student and how studying the arts has shaped her perspective of the theater world.
She loves cities and traveling, being originally from San Francisco, now, living in Boston, and last winter, studying Shakespeare abroad in Prague. Her hobbies include running, reading, and seeing as many shows as she can in her free time! Some recent favorites are Waiting for Godot at the Hudson Theater, Evita at the London Palladium, and Stereophonic at the John Golden Theater.
What do you do when it’s finally time to open a show? Here are the rituals and routines I rely on for success on opening night.
In lieu of the new theatrical release, Wicked: For Good, here is how Wicked always seems to appear throughout my life during moments of change and transition.
Amidst the intensity of mid-semester life in a BFA program, staying grounded is essential. Here are three simple tools that keep me focused, organized, and fully present as both a student and an artist.
A Tea lover’s guide to surviving a Musical Theater BFA
Back to school means back onstage! Here’s how I found the perfect fit for Sophomore year at Boston Conservatory.
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