BWW Blog: Creativity in the Quiet
Not shocking, being a Musical Theatre major, but I sing.
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BWW Blog: Just Say No.
As an artist, I feel such a deep sense of commitment towards theatre.
BWW Blog: Restarting the Arts
Broadway plans to reopen in 2021, meaning half a year left without any business, which begs the question, how are workers supposed to live in the meantime?
BWW Blog: Ways to Spark Your Passion for Theatre Even Though Broadway is Closed
Here is a collection of things to spark your passion for theatre again, and get through this time.
BWW Blog: KINKY BOOTS at Baldwin Wallace – Much More than an Academic Premiere
Baldwin Wallace was the first University to secure the rights for producing Kinky Boots in 2019.
BWW Blog: How My Love for Theatre Grew
There are a few points in my life where I can look back and pinpoint where my love for theatre took off.
BWW Blog: The Unifying Power of the #Hamilfilm
Like nearly everybody else in the theatre community, I woke up on the morning of July 3rd with an air of excitement.
BWW Blog: Eating My Way Through the Theater District
Anyone who knows me is most likely aware of the fact that the only thing I love more than Broadway is food.
BWW Blog: The Color Purple - From the Pages To the Stages
Amidst the global movements for social change, I've loved seeing resources for supporting BIPOC theatre artists.
BWW Blog: The Not-So-Obvious College Packing List
In a typical, non-pandemic year, incoming freshmen frantically begin making packing lists, getting room assignments, and preparing for their next big adventure on campus.
BWW Blog: Redeye Theatre Project
The Redeye Theatre Project is something that's popular for anyone involved in performing around my campus.
BWW Blog: A Podcast Worth Your While
On January 17, 2020, a podcast interview was done on Twyla Tharp by Jesse Thorn through the podcast Bullseye.
BWW Blog: HAMILTON and the Art of Complexity
With the release of Hamilton on Disney+ last week, the discourse over the musical's portrayal of the founding fathers has been reignited, a prevailing sentiment being that the show is too problematic to view.
BWW Blog: Answering Acting Interview Questions
For this blog post, I thought it would be interesting to find interview questions online for actresses and try to answer them.
BWW Blog: Dear Disney, It's Time for Tangled on Broadway
I am just a woman who loves Tangled more than life itself, but the point of this platform is to share what I, as a college theatre major am interested in and passionate about, which is Tangled.
BWW Blog: Theatre, A Great Community
The Broadway shutdown doesn't really affect me the way it does Broadway-goers, Broadway workers and of course our Broadway stars.
BWW Blog: From The Eyes of the Pit Orchestra
I may not have been a theatre kid, but I was a band kid.
BWW Blog: Let's Talk About Children's Theatre
a?oeYou never know when you're making a memory.a??
BWW Blog: Preparing for Your First Year at a College Theatre Program
Happy summer to everyone, but especially to all the recently-graduated high school seniors out there: this blog post is for you!
BWW Blog: From the Stage to the Screen - A Look at HAMILTON and Accessibility
If you don't live in New York or you're on a tight budget (or both), being a theatre fan can be hard.
BWW Blog: Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man (Part 1)
Musical Theatre hasn't always been my first love.
BWW Blog: In Comes Company - Working with a Studio Ensemble
What makes this program different is instead of sitting in various classrooms we get to actually put our learning to work.
BWW Blog: My Unsolicited Advice
For the artists, students, working professionals (which is no one right now), and those seeking future employment on Broadway, things seem hopeless.
BWW Blog: Take Off Those Drama Romance Goggles
I was falling prey to an illness far worse than that summer's outbreak of impetigo: DRAMA GOGGLES.
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