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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.
BWW Blog: The “Room Where It Happens” Is Now At Home
Thanks to the magic of Disney, Hamilton has become accessible on the company's streaming service for anyone to watch whenever they prefer.
BWW Blog: CCM Perspective - An Interview with Katie Johannigman
Who better to shed light on the BFA Musical Theatre program at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music than Cincinnati-native Katie Johannigman?
BWW Blog: Why We Need to Save the Arts
With the lights dimmed and the music filling my living room, I couldn't help but tear up as I yearned for the experience of live theatre that used to be such a constant in my life.
BWW Blog: Live or Virtual: The Ultimate Duel!
Heeeeeellllooooo ladies and gentleman! You could have been anywhere in the world but here you are, reading this amazing blog post on BroadwayWorld! The issue on the table: The differences between Live theatre and Virtual/Proshot theatre!
BWW Blog: Top 7 Ways to Perform During the Pandemic
There are still plenty of ways actors (and theater people in general) can show off their talents.
BWW Blog: Memes and Musicals
What I found most exciting about Hamilton coming to Disney+ were the boundless opportunities for the internet to make a characteristic mark on the interpretation and presentation of the musical.
BWW Blog: Who Has the Time?
Anyone involved in an artistic lifestyle can all agree on one thing...there are not enough hours in the day to do everything we feel we need too.
BWW Blog: Summer Streaming 101 - Theatre Edition
I have created a top five list of theatre media you may have missed that is available from home.
BWW Blog: What No One Tells You You Need as a Musical Theatre Major
These are items and products that grace no a?oeWhat MT Majors Need for Collegea?? lists.
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