Student Blog: What Am I Doing?
I’m about to make a big change in my life, one that I have planned and dreamed about for as long as I can remember.
Student Blogger: Sydney Emerson
Student Blog: There's Only This
When somebody creates something so magnificent, so beautiful, so full of emotion and humor and, yes, color and light, there is never enough time.
Student Blog: With 'Rocky,' A Return To Life
Everybody—whether they were involved in theatre on campus or not—was hungry for a sense of community.
Student Blog: Broadway According to Kurt Vonnegut
Vonnegut proposed that every story ever told followed a graphable shape.
Student Blog: The Problem of Recent History
The sharp contrast in perspective between the young performers and those behind the scenes—the professors and technicians who remember 9/11 well—has kidnapped my attention.
Student Blog: The Rules Have Changed
When it comes to video specials, the game has changed.
Student Blog: Stage to 5K
To me, running isn’t about seeing if you can beat your previous time.
Student Blog: The Case For Marching Band
To live in a place where defunding has already happened—to not have a marching band to turn to when you can’t imagine yourself possibly going to one more soccer practice—is not only a less beautiful position, it’s a dangerous one.
Student Blog: Musicals, Movies, Remakes, and Adaptations
The truth is, I don’t know what makes a good musical anymore—and I’m not sure Broadway does, either.
Student Blog: 'I'm Coming Back Home'
Much like the characters struggling to piece together their identities in In The Heights, and much like—I suspect—Miranda himself at the time of writing this story, I have never felt more pride in my hometown than now, in my young adulthood.
Student Blog: Fandom Purity Culture on Broadway and Beyond
When purity culture devotees suggest that the author must spoon-feed the moral status of every single character to the audience, they undermine both the intelligence of the viewers as well as the skill of the author.
Student Blog: Look For the Opportunities
A future in the arts is precarious.
Student Blog: Want to Be a Better Writer? Do Improv.
This is a plea to all of the writers out there-the introverted, hiding-behind-a-laptop, don't-look-at-me writers.
Student Blog: Burning Out In The Snow
I’ve been burnt out before (and I’m sure I’ll be burnt out again) but this time feels different.
Student Blog: Playing Outside
I never thought I would miss the bottom halves of my friends’ faces as much as I have this past year.
Student Blog: You're More Than That Email
They make this our entire identity.
Student Blog: The Big Event
I had never laid witness (let alone been a part of) a doomed show.
BWW Blog: (Some Of) My Quarantine Dream Castings
With all of this time in a room by myself, I’ve turned to the old standby, dream castings, to occupy my time.
BWW Blog: The Late Late (Puppet) Show
It wasn’t until I started taking a course in puppetry for my college’s January term, where I began learning about more esoteric methods and philosophies of puppetry, that I was able to fully appreciate the amount of puppetry that happened nightly in Ferguson’s studio.
BWW Blog: Middle of Nowhere
So, what’s it like being a theatre fan far away from most theatre? We take it where we can get it—whether it be at school, at church, or in our community theatre.
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