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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.a?? Enter Eliza, that great woman and the better half of Alexander.
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.
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.
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.
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