Student Blogger: Sonia Tomasiewicz

One thing about me is that I’ve always dreamed really big. I’ve never thought about what would happen if I didn’t get where I wanted to - I just always knew I was going to go for it and figure it out later. I’ve always had that mentality. 

As performers, there is an ever-lingering pressure to be constantly busy (I know I have fallen for this trap before!). Read BroadwayWorld's student blog here.

As actors, sometimes we can take our art too far. It can become too real and make us feel too much. I am no expert on this, nor do I have any mental or physical health credentials.

Confidence is often fleeting, but it doesn't have to be.

It’s no secret that theatre is an innately superstitious art form. Most people I know have specific pre-show rituals that make them feel like they can ensure a good upcoming performance.

One of the most wonderful parts about being a part of the theatre community is meeting the incredible people involved in it including incredible exchange students who I have been lucky enough to call my friends.

Yup, you read that right! I have other passions other than theatre - let's talk about it! Personally, I think it’s so important to have things you enjoy other than theatre. Enjoying other things does not make someone a bad performer in any sense.

Sonia speaks on what it's like to miss memories and home while also move forward and chase her dreams. As people we are supposed to evolve, change, grow, and move on.

When I was applying to schools I always wanted an idea of what a BFA day-in-the-life would look like in general so - here is mine!