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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: Learning Can Be Fun? WHAT!?

Student Blog: Learning Can Be Fun? WHAT!?

by Student Blogger: Ruby Griffin — May 30, 2023

What does academic integrity mean to me? Well damn. That's a tough one, because it is such a broad term. Personally, I believe it to be, honoring the journey of your education and your peers by prioritizing academics and treating them with respect and honesty....

Student Blog: A Ruse In Character Shoes

Student Blog: A Ruse In Character Shoes

by Student Blogger: MJ Kirsche — May 01, 2023

Imposter syndrome: it’s inevitable. In a field where the “dime-a-dozen” mentality is constantly pushed on us, it can be hard not to compare and doubt yourself. It’s not uncommon to have feelings that you don’t deserve the opportunities you’ve been given, that you’re not good enough, an...

Student Blog: What, Like It's Hard? (It Is)

Student Blog: What, Like It's Hard? (It Is)

by Student Blogger: MJ Kirsche — April 27, 2023

In the midst of finals week, I am experiencing (as most students do) burnout. No matter what grade or major you are, it is almost impossible to avoid burnout, between assignments, classes, and finals. For theatre students especially, it can be tough when lots of our work caters towards emotionally c...

Student Blog: How to Manage Plans More Effectively?

Student Blog: How to Manage Plans More Effectively?

by Student Blogger: Eunsong Yang — March 22, 2023

The spring semester has begun. College students will be busy with their work. Sometimes they are busy with their experimental reports, works or college clubs. If you have a lot of things to do like this, it can suddenly become a problem.It's about how to prioritize work and how to solve things. If t...

Student Blog: Sight Reading with a Time Crunch

Student Blog: Sight Reading with a Time Crunch

by Student Blogger: Katelyn Kruszewski — March 22, 2023

Someone may not be able to do their part and you may need to step in. That is the joy and horror of live productions. This happened during my last jazz performance, one of our altos couldn’t make it to the concert and I had to learn their part. Here's my guide to making sight reading a little less...

Student Blog: A Love Letter to BA Theatre Majors

Student Blog: A Love Letter to BA Theatre Majors

by Student Blogger: Noelle Gardiner — March 01, 2023

You inspire me everyday with your bursting creativity, your wide array of talents and skills, and your insightful knowledge and appreciation of all areas of theatrical production and performance....

How to Audition For THE VOICE

How to Audition For THE VOICE

by Stephi Wild — January 28, 2023

Have you ever wondered just how to audition for The Voice on NBC? BroadwayWorld has all of the information you need, including where to audition, requirements, next steps, and more!...

How To Audition For America's Got Talent

How To Audition For America's Got Talent

by Jason Thompson — November 14, 2022

Whether your talent is singing, dancing, performing magic tricks, or doing stand-up comedy, one of the best ways to get noticed is auditioning for America's Got Talent.  Here's how to audition. ...

American Idol Auditions: What You Need to Know

American Idol Auditions: What You Need to Know

by Jason Thompson — November 02, 2022

If you’ve always dreamed of auditioning for American Idol, and you find yourself reading this article, this might just be your sign to go for it....

Student Blog: A Letter to My Freshman Self

Student Blog: A Letter to My Freshman Self

by Student Blogger: MaryRose Jones — July 21, 2022

My biggest piece of advice to you is to be bold. I regret being terrified of speaking up or taking on new things. Don't be afraid to do what you love which is theatre! You'll be free, taking opportunities you otherwise wouldn't have. Now, I'm making art in a new way....

Review: Immerse Yourself in FROM ON HIGH's Office Cult(ure)

Review: Immerse Yourself in FROM ON HIGH's Office Cult(ure)

by Chris Arneson — June 27, 2022

What did our critic think? If you've ever worked in an office, you know the corporate culture can start to feel a little culty. That's the premise behind OddKnock's production of From On High, an immersive experience set in RiNO's IMAC building....

Recap the 2022 Tony Awards Acceptance Speeches

Recap the 2022 Tony Awards Acceptance Speeches

by Team BWW — June 12, 2022

Miss a speech from the 75th Annual Tony Awards? As winners take the stage this evening, stay tuned to BroadwayWorld as we bring you full text of all of the acceptance speeches; from the emotional to the humorous, and everything in between....

Student Blog: How to Have a Hot Theater Kid Summer

Student Blog: How to Have a Hot Theater Kid Summer

by Student Blogger: George Concannon — June 01, 2022

The sky is blue, the sun is out, and theater classrooms around the country are empty, which can only mean one thing: it’s summertime! Now that you’ve finally survived finals, written your last essay, and handed in your last test, you might be wondering — what the heck am I supposed to do now?...

Tamron Hall Celebrates 500 Episodes of Talk Show

Tamron Hall Celebrates 500 Episodes of Talk Show

by Marissa Tomeo — May 12, 2022

Recently nominated for four Daytime Emmy awards, the nationally syndicated daytime talk show “Tamron Hall” aired its 500th episode today with guest appearances from comedian Arsenio Hall and Tamron’s good friend, actress Kim Fields. Arsenio and Tamron bonded over more than sharing the same ...

Student Blog: A Non-Film Major's Guide to Making a Simple Short Film

Student Blog: A Non-Film Major's Guide to Making a Simple Short Film

by Student Blogger: Sydni Dichter — May 05, 2022

If you’ve ever wondered what a drama student’s projects look like during COVID, I’ll tell you: they look a lot like short films. Over the past two years, I have needed to become somewhat skilled at filmmaking, as a non-filmmaker, so I wanted to share some tips that have helped me in learning h...

Student Blog: Finally Finals

Student Blog: Finally Finals

by Student Blogger: Olivia Murray — May 02, 2022

Self-care is something I’ve tried to implement more into my life, and it really does pay off....

Student Blog: Taking Care of Yourself During Finals

Student Blog: Taking Care of Yourself During Finals

by Student Blogger: Jana Denning — May 02, 2022

The end of the semester is a difficult time for all students, but taking care of your mind and body is key to getting through it. Here are some suggestions on how to do just that. Bonus: Grade Calculation Math!...

10 Things Every Actor Needs In Their Audition Backpack

10 Things Every Actor Needs In Their Audition Backpack

by Carian Lynée Parker — April 05, 2022

An audition backpack is a must when navigating through the madness of auditioning. Whether you are a veteran actor or going to your first audition, these are the ten items you should have in your audition bag....

Student Blog: Setting Boundaries in Theatre

Student Blog: Setting Boundaries in Theatre

by Student Blogger: Jana Denning — April 01, 2022

How can we create a safe environment for everyone on and off stage? The first step is quite clear: creating boundaries that allow you to feel comfortable. From there, everything can feel much more difficult. I want to help with that. Here is my plan for creating an accountable boundary system at wor...



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