BWW Blog: Parade and the Relevancy of Today
When the time came to pick which musical I was to write about for my NYU outsider class, I combined my two classes and loves and landed on one of my favorite musicals, Parade.
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BWW Blog: Arts Managers and Where to Find Them
Do you know that feeling when you love the arts so much, but you don't really want to pursue them as a career, but you also don't want to let them go? Well, let me tell you something: Arts Management & Entrepreneurship is the major for you.
BWW Blog: Reflecting on the Extended Broadway Shutdown
When I woke up this morning, I opened Facebook to see that the Broadway shutdown had been extended until early January.
BWW Blog: Advice for the Incoming Freshman Dance Major
Here are some tips and tricks that helped me stay focused and organized during my freshman year.
BWW Blog: The Art of Acting
A little girl walks into an audition at the age of ten.
BWW Blog: Theatre Needs to Change
This is a time of necessary change, change that is urgent.
BWW Blog: Building Something That's Gonna Outlive Us!
College can be quite daunting.
BWW Blog: A Theme Park Performer in a Mid-Pandemic World
Juli Biagi graduated Anderson University this year with a BM in Musical Theatre, and now will be performing at Six Flags St. Louis until the end of this year.
BWW Blog: Auditioning For College Theatre - What Do Student Directors Want To See?
A few more surprising things student directors are paying attention to during your audition...
BWW Blog: The Community College Experience
I remember being in high school weeks before graduation and being so unsure of what I wanted to do.
BWW Blog: The Art of Self-Taping
I will be the first to admit, I do not know everything about self-taping.
BWW Blog: Summer Reading for MTs
Ah, summer reading: the assignment that nobody asked for, yet everyone received.
BWW Blog: 5 Ways to Pursue Theatre This Summer
I'm not always perfect, but I have been better about finding what works for me and actually following through.
BWW Blog: You Too Can Live Like Troy Bolton
You may think that you don't have time for anything else by rehearsals, but I promise you that with the proper time management you can play a sport and be the lead in your high school musical.
BWW Blog: Let Me Pitch You A Musical - In the Shadows
Have you ever wanted to create your own musical? Probably.
BWW Blog: My Thoughts and Experiences as a POC in the Performing Arts
No. I did not get into one of my top college choices because I am black.
BWW Blog: TikTok and the Theatre World
Ultimately, TikTok has become a place where theatre kids can express themselves and share their love for theatre while shows are shut down around the world.
BWW Blog: Creating Theatre in the Midst of a Pandemic
Virtual Theatre Collaboration, or VTC for short, seeks to connect artists and audiences regardless of the platform, through digitally capturing original shows written by students, directed by students, performed by students, and designed by students.
BWW Blog: A Day in the Life
Full disclosure, it involves a lot of snacking.
BWW Blog: The Importance of High School Theatre
I think I can speak for all theatre kids when I say, High School, would've been awfully dreadful if we didn't have our school plays.
BWW Blog: Getting to Know Me!
My name is Maura Consedine, I'm 19, and am currently a sophomore at St. John's University in Queens, NY.
BWW Blog: Representation - The Fear of Seeing Yourself or Why I Regret Not Listening to A Strange Loop Sooner
I'm being represented and now my experiences, especially being a composing/theory major in college, with the way songs I write are perceived are now being shown in a song! How apropos!
BWW Blog: Learning to Love Plays
Like most small-town theatre lovers entering college, the extent of my theatrical experience was the annual school musical and a smattering of community theatre productions.
BWW Blog: Reflecting on My First Time Directing
It was incredibly educational, moving, and I am not only grateful for the opportunity but I'm eager to do it again (and again and again!)
BWW Blog: Fake Moos - Written, Produced, Directed, and Starring the Harvard Class of 2023
When I auditioned for Fake Moos in January, I was definitely not expecting to be belting out the show's songs in the comfort of my childhood bedroom to an open laptop screen, but I'm really excited to keep the magic of theater alive in any way that I can!
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