Student Blogger: Toni Marie Perilli

Regardless of whether you find yourself onstage, backstage or simply watching the stage, you'll find that what you take with you past the proscenium travels further than you'd expect.

Spring is a season of resets, but in the Theatre District, it’s the busiest time of year. From TikTok theories to Reddit reviews, the audience’s voice is louder, and perhaps that’s the best place to start the creative process.

We’re constantly told to 'innovate' and 'disrupt,' but what happens when the pursuit of the new gets in the way of the intended creative risk?

In the world of live theatre, you only get one shot to capture the 'hero moment.' Discover how the chaos of a final dress rehearsal teaches more about emotional resonance and crisis communication than any marketing textbook ever could.

If you love the theater but aren't sure if the actor's life is for you, you’re in luck. Nearly every professional role exists within the arts! Check out these unconventional career paths and learn how to use your campus resources to gain real-world experience before you graduate.

It's no secret that off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway have had an incredible year. As theatrical culture beyond Broadway continues to grow, what can you take away for your own goals and resolutions?

Whether you’re looking for a career transition or a side gig, you’ll need a standout resume. Having worked in two college career centers, I’ve seen the inner workings of job search strategies. I’m here to make this daunting process more approachable with tips for structuring a non-theater industry resume.

In a world of multi-hyphenate artists, being talented isn't enough. You have to be distinct! Learn how to bridge the gap between 'what you do' and 'who you are' with these five essential steps for building a sustainable creative brand.

Leverage your college's unique creative community to stay involved with the arts. There are limitless opportunities to blend your passions!

Sixteen years of pre-professional ballet training didn't only teach me how to survive a coda after a lengthy pas de deux. It instilled a skill set that has proven invaluable in my communications career. While I initially felt behind peers who explored relevant skills in high school, I quickly learned that much of what I learned as a dancer translated directly to my courses and, ultimately, my career. Now, I’m sharing tips for how you can translate your rehearsal room expertise into success beyond the stage.