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BWW Blog: Persistence and Adaptation
What does it take to build a show from the ground up? Wea'?myself, my castmates, and our directorsa'?are discovering everyday what it means to bring to fruition a devised piece of theatre.
BWW Blog: A New World
This has been such an unprecedented time; however, I find artists all over are remaining optimistic and taking the best approaches to continue their training.
BWW Blog: Lessons from Zoom
The semester is in full swing at the University of Miami, and so are rehearsals in the theatre department.
BWW Blog: No One Is Alone
In this world we live in now, it can feel like we are floating all alone on an island.
BWW Blog: Why Study Theater in Berlin, Germany?
Soon after I first learned about the intensive, I was immediately intrigued.
BWW Blog: A Letter to High School Freshman Year Me
I know youa??re just starting a new chapter in your life which is terrifying and unknown, but therea??s been a few things Ia??ve learned in the years since Ia??ve been in your shoes that I think you should hear.
BWW Blog: Tools to Add to the MT Tool Kit
Many musical theatre enthusiasts already own their favorite must haves, whether it be their rep binder, their coveted Laducas, or a go to audition outfit, but beyond those standard items, the musical theatre enthusiast checklist tends to become less obvious.
BWW Blog: Anything Goes
As many of you know with the start of a new school semester comes a new lineup of classes.
BWW Blog: How To Prepare For College Design and Technology Interviews
When I was a freshman applying to colleges, I attended multiple theater design and technology interviews, or portfolio reviews.
BWW Blog: Live Your Life - A Tribute to Nick Cordero
Ita??s been slightly over two months since the theatre industry lost one of the greats, Nick Cordero after his long battle with COVID-19.
BWW Blog: An Interview with CHICAGO's Mary Claire King
Next (and likely last) in my series of interviews with professional performers from my hometown of Columbus, Indiana is my interview with Mary Claire King.
BWW Blog: We Are Only Human
Ia??m not perfect.
BWW Blog: The Value of Theatre
If youa??re anything like me, Ia??m sure that you have heard at least one person question the value of the arts or a career in the arts.
BWW Blog: At Samford, Theatre is Thriving
Samford University has been in school approximately three weeks, and the theatre department is already in full swing with a variety of socially distanced, live-theatre events.
BWW Blog: Zooming Back to NYU Tisch - Year 2
Coming back to college is a weird thing, even if we werena??t in a pandemic.
BWW Blog: A Word from the Sort-Of Wise
The first month of school is over! Thata??s certainly something to celebrate regardless of what level of education youa??re in right now.
BWW Blog: How to Survive Audition and Club Application Season
Ita??s that time of year again.
BWW Blog: Lights, Camera, Teenage Anxiety! - Stephen Chbosky's DEAR EVAN HANSEN Film Rounds Out Principal Cast
For quite some time now, there has been talk of a big screen adaptation of Dear Evan Hansen, and in the last several weeks many details have come out about the film and who we can expect to see bring the nervous teenager and his friends from the stage to the screen.
BWW Blog: Returning to a Hauntingly Different Campus
As the calendar turns from August to September, with the hazy summer days transitioning to crisp fall mornings, another semester begins.
BWW Blog: What College Students Want to See More and Less of In Theatre
I asked two simple, yet broad questions to a handful of different Xavier University Theatre majors.
BWW Blog: Mellow Music
Like many fellow theatre people, and just, well,a?? people, I have anxiety.
BWW Blog: Prepping for An Online Audition
When I got my first zoom audition notification the first thing I did was cry, and jump around, and then cry some more.
BWW Blog: College Theatre Amidst the Pandemic
I have been at SUNY New Paltz for about two weeks now.
BWW Blog: Managing Virtual Theater School
Going to school for theater can be a big adjustment from a typical high school education.
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