BWW Blog: A Contradiction of Life Lessons
As myself, as well as many others head back to school, I have been wracking my brain for the perfect post.
First-person stories from college and theatre students.
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As myself, as well as many others head back to school, I have been wracking my brain for the perfect post.
When I took a first-year seminar titled Culture and Power at the University of Pennsylvania, I learned about ideological state apparatuses, which are non-government institutions that inherently reinforce a societya??s ideology.
With this year's college audition season in full swing, I thought it was incredibly important to share why I chose Syracuse University for BFA in Musical Theater.
have always loved New York City.
I recently moved back into my dorm at William Peace University, and even though our sister schools are reverting back to online only after the semester started, we are still blessed with the opportunity to learn on campus and in person.
For the past six months, ita??s been tempting to look around at the world and want to scream in frustration.
If college is a rollercoaster of emotions, performing arts college is the craziest of them all.
After several weeks (and months) of anticipation, preparation, and anxiety the first week of my Junior year has come and gone.
I am sitting in my living room, glancing from my computer to the windows.
The new school year is so close, and for some college students, classes have already started! I always love back to school times because I love organizing and falling into a new routine, but this year is obviously very different for most of us.
Over the past two years, Ia??ve devoured hundreds of plays.
Theatre has moved into a fancy new platform that I am sure we all are familiar with.
For many students, school has begun in one form or another: online, in-person, or a?oehybrida?? as the University of Miami calls their system.
Hello, dear readers, from university quarantine.
Here are 10 of my favorite theatre-related videos, podcasts, and articles!
rom now on, your college or university campus is going to be considered a?oehome.
We see this time and time again, where musicals that center on an experience or adult humor get so watered down that they render their existence pointless.
We can find them in these shows, their lyrics, their characters, and their stories that sneak into our hearts and dona??t seem to ever leave.
If you are on the go it is especially important to have some hand sanitizer.
In the least creepy way possible, one of the things Ia??m best at is sneaking into places where I *probably* shouldna??t be.
As I enter my senior year, the campus Ia??ve returned to is completely unrecognizable from a year ago.
But recently, I got a new message from an incoming NYU freshman asking me to be part of an organization she was creating called The Virtual Theatre Co.
During the 3 months when wea??re supposed to be out and about the most, eating ice cream and having summer adventures, we were stuck indoors just trying to stay safe.
This came with many pros and cons for both options and was a very difficult decision to make.
What frequently starts as friendly debate can instantly transform into criticizing other Broadway fansa?? tastes, usually in an attempt to prove some sort of superior appreciation of the artsa?"in short, gatekeeping.