BWW Blog: Virtual Lighting Design
As disappointed as I am knowing there likely wona??t be a play and my capstone in the Fall semester wona??t be in person, I would say my greatest disappointment was envisioning my lighting design class virtually.
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BWW Blog: Learning How to Learn Differently
Even though this year will be much different than the rest, thanks to Covid, I can assure you that you will have an amazing year and you will learn and grow immensely.
BWW Blog: Why Theatre is More Important Than High School
Many of my most valuable life lessons Ia??ve learned through theatre, not through high school.
BWW Blog: Throughout the Quarantine...
Finding ways to stay busy in the great big realm of theatre has never been a challenge and it still isna??t now, ita??s just different.
BWW Blog: Regional Theatre, I Miss You
For those who dona??t live close enough to the bright lights of Broadway, regional theatres are the next best thing.
BWW Blog: The Uncertain Future of Collegiate Level Theater
For college students, everything they've known has been flipped upside down in several ways.
BWW Blog: TikTok... the Musical?
While the TikToks of Hamilton Jr.
BWW Blog: Coming Full Circle
This pandemic hasna??t just affected Broadway.
BWW Blog: Why I Chose Chico State
Choosing a college was an overwhelming process for me.
BWW Blog: The Importance of College Community
Through this community I have constantly been pushed by my peers to grow creatively.
BWW Blog: Life Lessons from Online Theater Camp
This summer, Ia??m working as a teaching assistant at a virtual theatre summer camp, and working with theater kids during a pandemic has taught me a heck of a lot about life.
BWW Blog: Freedom Summer
But this Freedom Summer that youa??re going to read all about is a new musical written by, now Baldwin Wallace music theatre alumni, based in the events that took place in the summer of 1964.
BWW Blog: A Love Letter
Ia??ve found myself looking back and reminiscing on productions past.
BWW Blog: A Thank You Letter to My Friend and Mentor - Tucker Tab DeGregory
Little did I know that this stranger would turn into an incredibly important mentor and friend
BWW Blog: A Summer Without Theatre - How I've Survived (Barely)
For anyone in the theatre industry, an added stressor of this summera??s health and political chaos has been the complete loss of our industrya??s traditional in-person activity.
BWW Blog: My Case for Bootlegs
The main complaints about bootlegs are 1) ita??s distracting for the performers, 2) ita??s distracting for the audience, and 3) ita??s a form of theft.
BWW Blog: Movie-to-Musical Wishlist
In this post, Ia??ll be discussing the top 5 movies I would like to see come to Broadway.
BWW Blog: Hamilton's Better Half
As they say, a?oebehind every great man is a great woman.
BWW Blog: Absent from the Stage
I know eventually, we will all make our way back towards the bright stage lights the echo our name, ita??s only a question of when? The hard truth is that no-one has a definitive answer.
BWW Blog: Censorship in Educational Th***re
These shows are important and necessary, but are unfortunately often not performed or are greatly censored in high schools, and even some colleges.
BWW Blog: My Identity Imposter Syndrome and How One Show Helped Me Through It
A few weeks ago, I was facing identity imposter syndrome.
BWW Blog: Why Carrie Hope Fletcher Should Be Everyone's Theatre Idol
Carrie Hope Fletcher, a West End actress with too many superlatives to name, has been going above and beyond in her career for years.
BWW Blog: The Artist Versus the Technician
The technician provides foundations that are necessary to be an actor.
BWW Blog: An OBCR for Every Mood
In times of confinement, some of the only things you can do to make your days different from the next is through music.
BWW Blog: When it's Time to Put Performing Arts on the Back Burner
Life happens, ita??s not always our fault, sometimes therea??s a pandemic running, and all our plans get twisted.
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