The Importance of Pausing During Winter Break
This blog reflects on the often-overlooked rest period between semesters as a meaningful pause between the chaos of finals and the demands of a new semester.
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Intentional Steps
Reflecting on my professional growth over the past year, a big portion of it came from participating in new and unfamiliar situations.
Rituals, Rituals, Rituals: Maybe I Am Like My Cat?
If there is one thing I have in common with my cat, it’s that we both love our rituals.
What Goal Setting Overlooks
So, you’re ambitious.
My First Look at Broadway Beyond the Audience
No matter how cold or crowded, the city is always magical at Christmas.
Advice for My 14-Year-Old Self
This is for the shy kids, the Autistic/disabled kids, the kids finding their courage, and anyone else who might need it.
Management as an Actor
This January marks my final semester before I graduate with a double major in Theatre Arts Administration and Musical Theatre.
Developing a Pre-Show Routine
Every actor is instructed at some point in their acting career or education to find the methods of preparation that work for them.
The Holiday Season in New York
Being a New Jersey native and Broadway lover, it is extremely fitting that New York City is one of my favorite places.
Confidence Found in Pre-Show Rituals
It’s no secret that theatre is an innately superstitious art form.
Home for the Holidays: The Importance of Recharging
Being home and slowing down for a moment has made me realize just how much I needed this rest, especially after such a busy, jam-packed semester.
The Rise of Off-Broadway and Your New Year's Resolutions
It's no secret that off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway have had an incredible year.
How Do I Add Theater Work to a Non-Theater Resume?
Whether you’re looking for a career transition or a side gig, you’ll need a standout resume.
Why Are We Afraid to be Cringe?
Embracing embarrassment as a musical theater student and leaning into 'cringe' could be the most freeing choices a performer can make.
Sitting in Solemn Silence
We often make a point to carve out time for group warm ups, hype circles, or whatever special practices belong to your theatre of choice.
A Letter to Current BFA Auditionees
The thought of how difficult it was to get into a school, the uncertainty of what the next year would look like, and the constant rehearsing and auditioning was affecting my grades, relationships, and anxiety.
How I've Challenged Myself as a Writer this Fall
This semester, one of my goals was to get more serious about my writing.
Running on Empty
I’m burned out right now.
An Opening Night in the Life of a Collegiate Performer
Balancing the daily schedule of a full-time college student is rough, and adding a Work-Study program, clubs, honors associations, rehearsals, shows, events, and hopefully some socialization time just makes the days seem endless.
The Tale of Two Cities, Two Selves, and One Dream
When I stepped off the plane into New York City’s electric pulse, I had only two things on my mind: the city and the version of me that comes alive there.
Traditions in Theatre: Moments and Memories
Much like theatre, traditions can tell a story.
My New Theatre Routine
Theatre traditions shift at different stages of life.
The Stuff I Do So I Don't Lose My Mind Before Curtain
Every cast I’ve been a part of has had its own version of these rituals.
My High School Drama Clubs Pre-Show Rituals
What's better than being a frustrated dance captain? An acknowledged frustrated dance captain.
Burnout Is Not Weakness
With the end of the year quickly approaching, it is important to discuss the somewhat controversial topic of burnout in the entertainment industry.
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