Student Blog: Dealing with Rejection as an Actor
Struggling with Rejection? Feeling upset or annoyed? Here's a blog on dealing and facing rejection as a high school performing arts acting major student....
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Based on Caroline Kepnes' best-selling novel of the same name, YOU is a 21st century love story that asks, "What would you do for love?" When a brilliant bookstore manager crosses paths with an aspiring writer, his answer becomes clear: anything. Using the internet and social media as his tools to gather the most intimate of details and get close to her, a charming and awkward crush quickly becomes obsession as he quietly and strategically removes every obstacle - and person - in his way.
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Student Blog: Staying Organized and Positive When the Work Feels Too Much
As a college student currently in the midst of finals, I understand the pain of doing loads of school work and trying to organize for the end of the semester while being exhausted by an entire year's worth of hard work. And as a theater student, I understand doing all that while managing productions...
Student Blog: The Show Must Go…On (?)
You got back up again. You had to….Or you’d still be there. But evidently you aren’t because you’re sitting here reading this article. Congratulations my friend. You survived the Great Unknown and turned it into a Simple Known....
Feature: AUDITIONS at Theatre Under The Stars
THEATRE UNDER THE STARS will have auditions here in Houston for their upcoming shows on Thursday, March 27th, and Friday, March 28th, for ECC singers. ECC Dancers can find slots on Saturday, March 29th, as well. What is interesting about TUTS is you can be an equity actor or a non-professional, and ...
Interview: Don Stephenson of BACK TO THE FUTURE at Robinson Center
Don Stephenson portrays the role of Doc Brown in Back to the Future: The Musical, playing at the Robinson Center from March 13 through March 16, 2025. Check here for the whole interview....
Review: PROUD! 2025 at Arkansas Repertory Theatre
We had the best morning hanging out with Little Rock high schoolers watching PROUD! 2025 at Arkansas Repertory Theatre Thursday, Feb. 27. Not only did I see a prfound presentation on Black History in Arkansas, but I got to witness these young minds embracing this knowledge in an artistic way that wa...
Student Blog: Audition Tips & Tricks
Auditions stressing you out? Having a hard time feeling comfortable and audition ready? Here's how to master your audition with tips and tricks from an acting major to make your life a bit easier!...
Student Blog: Tackling Auditions Like a Pro
There are no words to describe the adrenaline rush of being in an audition room or seeing your name on a cast list. The biggest things to remember are to be prepared, be confident, and have fun. Theatre is supposed to be a fun and creative experience and the pressure of an audition shouldn’t dampe...
Highwire Improv's New Class to Teach How to Create An Instant Musical
Now you can experience musical improv for yourself in 'Fundamentals of Musical Improv,' a five-week class hosted by Highwire Improv in Baltimore. Learn more and see how to attend. ...
How to Enter a Broadway Lottery
In our full guide - learn all about Broadway lottery tickets, including what exactly a Broadway lottery is, how to enter, how to win, how much you pay, what shows offer lotteries, and more! ...
What to Wear to a Broadway Show
What should you wear to a Broadway show? As you pack your suitcase or plan a night out, one real question remains: What's the dress code for Broadway? This guide will tell you what to do....
Student Blog: The Creative Process
Today, we will discuss each of these steps in hopes of understanding what each one means and how to respond or cater to that step throughout the process!...
Student Blog: Just Do It (Yourself)!
You are the only person on this planet who has come up with the set of ideas, concepts, and goals that you currently have rolling around within your brain and there is something definitively miraculous in that....
Student Blog: Bored Over Break? I've Got You!
As a college student, I find it can be difficult to decide what to do with downtime. It's not often in college that you get the chance to use your time the way you want to. Though break looks different for everyone, I thought I might provide some ideas for what to do when you have nothing to do!...
Student Blog: Can't Join Them All
Club fairs, introductory meetings, social media promotions, all are different methods to try and get your attention. If you are like me, then you want to do it all. You may want to find your people in college or pack your resumé or gain diverse knowledge. Whatever your mindset is, I have found ther...
Student Blog: It's Good to Be Bad
Somewhere along the way I realized that learning is so uncomfortable because it means getting really up close and personal with the idea that we don’t know everything…..Make your dent in the universe and put your brain in its place because you deserve to do what makes your soul sing and what ma...
Student Blog: Be Picky
Experience may get you in the room, but talent and what you offer books the role. You don’t need to audition for everything....
Student Blog: What I Know Now: A Guide to Prescreens from a Transfer Student!
I remember how stressful and draining the college prescreening process was my senior year of high school. Trying to get the perfect takes, find the perfect lighting, all while trying not to think about the hundreds of other applicants who could’ve had more training or better quality headshots. I w...
How to Get an Acting Agent
There is no correct way to get an agent. There's no one way street, perfect strategy, or recipe that can get you an agent meeting. Are there certain things to think about/tools to have under your belt to make the process a little simpler? Absolutely, and we'll get to that....
Interview: 'It's the Hustle That's the Biggest Training': Director Anand Tucker on THE CRITIC
Recently, we had the chance to speak with the director of The Critic, Anand Tucker. We discussed how he first got started in the world of cinema, what it is like to be adapting a work like The Critic and even his thoughts on critics in the modern age versus the 1930s....
Student Blog: Things We Want You To Know
You will never quite be in this place with these people doing the things you are doing ever again, so enjoy all of it. It isn’t going to be easy by any means, but do what you can to enjoy what you can....
Student Blog: Finding Your Sound
Try singing every genre, even the ones that you think are out of your wheelhouse, and get an understanding of what you sound best doing. This isn’t to say that you should never try to sing anything outside of what comes naturally to you, but having an understanding of your strengths and weaknesses...
Student Blog: Self-Advocacy as an Actor
Advocating for yourself helps you understand your worth as you take control of your career. The best part is- you don’t need to rely on anybody else to exercise these habits. In fact, even if you have representation to advocate for you, seeking out opportunities for yourself is still vital....
Sarah Sanford's LOVE YOU LOVE YOU LOVE YOU is Coming to Philadelphia Fringe and Cannonball Festivals
Sarah Sanford's new solo work, LOVE YOU LOVE YOU LOVE YOU, premieres at the Philadelphia Fringe and Cannonball Festivals, exploring dementia and legacy through a surreal, tragi-comic lens. Learn how to purchase tickets. ...
Student Blog: It's What You Make of It
Like any job, it truly is what you make of it, but working in a theatrical environment while in school is a great way to gain experience, earn money, and learn while you work...
