BWW Blog: Looking Towards the Future in a Pandemic
Navigating mental health in the middle of a pandemic is a sentence I never knew I would ever say, let alone try to do.
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BWW Blog: Why Broadway Needs More Original Ideas
While it can be exciting to see your favorite films or cult classics preformed on stage, nothing can replace to feeling one gets when walking into a theatre for the first time and seeing a show new to the world of Broadway.
BWW Blog: “Learning Doesn't Happen in a Straight Line” - An Interview with Ellen Orenstein
I had the pleasure of interviewing professor, the legendary Ellen Orenstein, on her professional perspective on educating remotely.
BWW Blog: A Contingency Plan
As students prepare for next semester, bountiful questions remain.
BWW Blog: An Interview with Hamilton Star Carleigh Bettiol!
Carleigh was gracious enough to answer some of my burning questions about her experience with Hamilton and her personal theatre journey.
BWW Blog: Returning to an Empty Campus
Todaya??s post will chronicle my fast journey back and forth to school, and all of the emotions I felt, and continue to feel.
BWW Blog: Pros and Cons of A Small University Program
I attend a small school, one I went to with the promise of the benefits of a a?oesmall school program!a?? But what does that mean and look like, exactly?
BWW Blog: Let's Talk Devised Theatre
Devised theatre is a collaborative method of theatre-making where a script is created by an ensemble, many times through improvisatory work.
BWW Blog: The Need for Virtual Theatre
As of today, it has been four months since I have sat in a theatre and witnessed a live theatre production, four months since I have worked on a live theatre production, and around four months since the last time anyone has stepped on a New York Stage.
BWW Blog: How Different Shows Use Digital Technology
As the decades have gone by, Broadway has continued to develop and change along with the rest of the world.
BWW Blog: Commuter Student Perks as Theatre Major
Here are some of the top perks of commuting to school while being a theatre student!
BWW Blog: Facing the Unknown
I was taking in this news in a safe and healthy environment (my house), yet all I really felt was scared.
BWW Blog: When a Hapa Girl Finds Her Community and Her Strength at Tisch
I think this is the semester where I truly grew into my Hapa (half Asian) identity, talking about it with more pride than ever.
BWW Blog: Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man (Part 2)
My unshakeable youthful confidence came crashing down when I was cast as Jack in Into the Woods JR.
BWW Blog: Voice Lessons Online? How Can I Do That?
With the current happenings in the world studying the performing arts has been completely flipped on its head, the once completely in person lessons and rehearsals are now completely online using video chat and email.
BWW Blog: Quarantine Movie Musicals To Put You In A Good Mood
With the release of Hamilton on Disney+, the popularity of filmed theatre has skyrocketed.
BWW Blog: An Average Week at NYU Tisch NSB
I miss Tisch so freaking much.
BWW Blog: Using Unstructured Time to Grow in Productive and Creative Ways
I think a lot of us get caught up in the a?oeschedulinga?? of our lives.
BWW Blog: Binder Drive International - Spreading Gender Euphoria
During quarantine, many people have felt the desire to help others in these difficult times.
BWW Blog: The (Living) Room Where It Happened
How many times have you streamed Hamilton since it's ground breaking premiere on Disney+?! I know for me it's become a habit to even just put it on in the background now.
BWW Blog: Telling Orginal Stories
Theatre is a tricky business.
BWW Blog: How to Stay Creative and Motivated this Summer!
We WILL get through this but until then, let's get to work!
BWW Blog: Dear Live Theater
It has been nearly 4 months since most people have been able to see a live theatrical production or perform on stage for a live audience.
BWW Blog: Find Your Future Job at Careers.Broadway
When one thinks of jobs on Broadway, the first career that often comes to mind is actor, or maybe director or designer.
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