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“I just don’t get it—how a mediocre actor from a measly little town is suddenly the brightest jewel in England’s royal crown.” Barely ten minutes into the show, Something Rotten manages to sum up exactly how most students feel about William Shakespeare—ambivalent at best and loathful at…
This is chapter 2 of a?oeIa??ve Graduated! Now What?a?? a series in which I interview recent Baldwin Wallace graduates from arts related majors, so that we can all hear about their experiences, and even learn from their advices.
We all have our favourite Broadway stars but if you had the chance to meet them, what would you say?
I am here with my first BWW Blog Post to share with you all the best theatrical/musical content available right at your fingertips!
Out of all the shows to close on Broadway, the final bow of Waitress broke my heart the most.
With the weather getting colder and social distancing still in place, ita??s the perfect time for theatre fans to curl up with a warm beverage of choice and watch a musical.
Whether youa??re a local looking for a unique way to fill your time, or a tourist who is indecisive about what to do, here is a list of 20 ideas to hopefully inspire your inner theatre-lover.
Hello Broadway lovers, theatre students and creators around the world!! Happy October, and for a lot of us that means fall!! a??And midterm seasons.
Welcome back to Life in the Key of B with Bella Bosco! Todaya??s post is coming to you live from WCSU in Connecticut.
Anxiety is something that many people deal with in the world.
The first theatre course I took at Princeton was Stacy Wolfa??s class a?oeThe Musical Theatre of Stephen Sondheima?? during my freshman fall
Since the beginning of this Fall semester, Ia??ve been working on a particularly robust capstone.
When I first transferred into Fordham Theatre, a rush of panic shook me to my core after the initial wave of accomplishment and joy.
Though the bright lights of Broadway are dark, college students are adapting and innovating to keep the spirit and activities of the theater alive.
This past week I had the chance to take a day trip to New York City.
Few things will get me out of bed for an 8am class like the promise of a cup of coffee afterwards.
Like most people in the world, quarantine threw me for a loop.
Being Jewish is a part of myself that Ia??ve known since I was little and started as a wee toddler attending Jewish preschool.
I am currently a senior pursuing my BM in Musical Theatre at Anderson University.
The past four years that I have spent at the University of Miami have been wonderful and terrifying and everything in between.
Right now, we live in a world where the future of theater seems a bit uncertain.
Welcome to the first chapter of the 'I've Graduated! Now What?' series! As I'm now officially a senior, I'm thinking about my next steps after I leave college.
Sometime back in May, I found myself in a time of grieving for the loss of opportunities.
I had the opportunity to speak with one of my favorite professors and people, Bridget Haight, about her journey in theatre.
Ita??s finally spooky season and ita??s time to get out your best costume to get ready for Halloween!
