A Fresh Start - Creating Routine While Navigating a New Life
Freshman year is a complete fresh start.
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First-person stories from college and theatre students.
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A Week of Connection: An Alpha Psi Omega Experience
One of my favorite things about being involved in theatre at Texas State University is getting to connect with people who share the same passion for the performing arts that I do!
What Makes Us Magnetic
I’ve become fascinated by the word magnetic.
Women in Sports
In a lot of ways, athleticism gave me one of my earliest understandings of self trust.
Back To School!
I’m Allen and I am a junior in high school excited for the opportunity to be a student blogger with BroadwayWorld this year! Getting back into my groove this school year has been a work in progress.
Something New
I know I have so much more to go.
Senior Year: Diving in With an Open Heart
I love the idea that my future is open-ended.
How to Balance Doing Everything Without Burning Out
In my excitement to be able to do everything, I had given myself no time to do nothing.
Lifelong Lessons Learned from Theatre
One of my favorite quotes is “If you knew you were one hundred rejections away from your dream, think how excited you’d be every time someone told you no' (Unknown).
Good Luck Getting to Your Seats
When I walked into the Music Box Theatre to see a Saturday matinee of Suffs in July of 2024, I expected to see a story of fiery feminism and the fight for women’s suffrage.
Remembrance through Dead Man's Cell Phone and The Notebook
Theatre helps us remember, helps us savor the life that we have while we have it.
Sophomore Year 'Ins' and 'Outs' - Moving Past the Comfort Zone in College
I spent most of my freshman year of college adjusting to a completely new lifestyle: navigating dorm life with a roommate, figuring out meals according to the dining halls, and taking classes just to fulfill my gen-ed requirements.
Theatre Maker: What does that really mean?
I am a theatre maker.
Through the Lens of a High School Entertainment Journalist
Cameras are flashing, and everyone’s talking as celebrities make their way down the press line.
“What’s Your Major?”
“What’s your major?” - A question in which I guarantee my response will stump you or at least boost your curiosity.
A Look Back on the Past Year
It is incredibly special to look back on the blog posts I have written and see the progress I have made from a girl who had to be convinced not to drop out of school and change my career to someone who can’t imagine doing anything else.
Finding the Balance: What it's Like Being a First-Year College student in Theatre
I have been in college for a little over a month now, and it has been a big but welcomed change! I have loved meeting new people and having the opportunity to learn more in depth about things I’m interested in.
Behind the Scenes of My Senior Year
Between college applications, school deadlines, reporting on premieres, rehearsals and performances, and playing tennis, I’ve had to find ways to balance my responsibilities.
Almost Off Book to Fully On Stage: A Look Into Worcester State Theatre
Found within the heart of Massachusetts, you'll find Worcester, and in the small yet vibrant campus of Worcester State University, the campus' theater community serves as a dynamic hub for hands-on learning, creative output and artistic expression.
Balancing Academics and the Arts
Student performers are juggling math, science, literature, lines and choreography.
Getting Back into the Routine
I hope your classes are going well, and that you aren’t suffering so far in this new semester.
A Letter to My Sixth Grade Self
Dear Sixth Grade Me, I’m 20 now, and I’m in college in New York.
Finding Hobbies Outside of your Creative Career
Many people who turn their creative hobby into a career (like music, theater, and art), find themselves dealing with a lack of “work-life” balance, which can be stressful.
Back to High School is in the Spotlight!
Back-to-school season is one of the busiest, yet exciting times of the year at George School! As a boarding and day school with students from around the world, students eagerly await seeing each other after summer break! I’m a junior day student, and I'm thrilled to share more about the arts and…
If We Make It Through the Week
No matter how prepared you may be with your color-coded school supplies and acceptance of work expectations, the transition still seems to find a way to jolt careful organization into stress-filled disarray.
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