BWW Blog: Extended College Decision Day - How I Ended Up at Marymount Manhattan College!
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Choosing a college is hard, trust me I get it.
This is obviously a terrifying time for theatre and those who love it.
The play was supposed to run after spring breaka?"a break that we never came back from.
I hope that we can emerge seeing justice and that the ones we endowed with trust beforehand, are still worthy of said trust in the end.
When I first decided to involve myself with the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg's Theatre Company I, like many others, had a set of expectations for what I would be doing there.
Every time I see a blank piece of paper, I have a little mini stroke.
I gathered 32 quizzes related to theatre, each of them tested to see not only are they fun but relatively unique to each other.
Always being a musically inclined person led to me being involved in musicals throughout my middle and high school years, even playing bigger roles throughout the years along with actively singing in choir.
I am excited to share with you my adventures at CCM, and the incredible impacts that this program has made on my life.
a?oeYou're not in high school drama club anymorea?? was the first thing a college acting professor said upon entering the room on my first day of freshman year.
As a previous High School Senior I remember the daunting college fairs and admissions counselors I had to face.
With Father's Day approaching, June is the month to recognize the dads of Broadway.
As artists, we are in charge of our own career destinies and as such, sometimes one has to pound the pavement in order to advance in the industry.
I am a senior Theatre Education Major with a minor in Digital Media attending Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio.
A Port Authority bus in Pittsburgh fell into a massive sinkhole last year.
Hello, Broadway World!.
Most, if not all Musical Theatre students at my school, Anderson University, were heartbroken after receiving the school president's email that we would not be returning to campus after Spring Break.
Not only are we coming of age and meant to forge a new identity for ourselves, we're being sent out into the world to create in an uncertain future.
When you cannot hop on the next train to Broadway, the virtual theater community is the best alternate destination.
Albright College is a small Liberal Arts college in Reading, Pennsylvania.
When I first heard of a?oeCome From Awaya??, it was in the fall of 2016, nearly four years ago.
I've never played Ursula or even had the opportunity to audition for her, but when I was in middle and high school doing theatre, I dreaded the mere possibility that I would ever have to play her.
Oh my goodness, my first post! I'm so excited to share my thoughts and ideas with all of you.
Majoring in theatre directing, much of studying theatre means studying myself.