BWW Blog: It's Not Impractical, Karen
For people majoring in theatre and drama, college brings the inevitable questioning of your life choices by your Mom's friends and extended family.
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For people majoring in theatre and drama, college brings the inevitable questioning of your life choices by your Mom's friends and extended family.
In light of the current Black Lives Matter protests, many Americans are becoming more aware of their white privilege, and beginning to see aspects of their life they may not have known was affected by/made easier by this privilege.
I can still recall our last summer.
In the heart of the South Carolina Lowcountry each summer, there exists a place of creativity, growth, and passion.
The Sound of Music has been a part of my life for many years.
It's a dreaded question for theatre majors everywhere; What's your backup plan?
'Share the Spotlight' will feature current University of Colorado Boulder theatre students and recent grads - first up is Brendan Lynch!
I'm unashamed to say that my favorite musical is Hairspray.
My first year at University and I was on campus for two months, tops.
During this quarantine, there have been a TON of free resources for us students- online Zoom webinars, general sessions with casting agents, free classes and more!! Everyone reminds us to make the absolute most of this free time to really hone our craft, as well as learn about 1,000 new skills to…
Hi! This is my first blog post for Broadway World and I couldn't be more excited to talk about my experiences.
Sunday should've been the 2020 Tony Awards, Broadway Christmas.
I would like to officially welcome you to Life In The Key of B: Bella's take on Blogging for BroadwayWorld! I just finished my first year at Western Connecticut State University (nicknamed WestConn), and LOVED every minute of it.
Dear Grantaire, When I first read Les Misérables at the age of 14, I have to admit that you were not my favorite character.
College is going to look a little different next year.
I will never understand what it means to be a black person living in America right now.
My first-time directing was all thanks to a Facebook post.
In August of 2019, I began my freshman year as a Musical Theater major in the School of Theater, Film, and Media Arts at Temple University in Philadelphia.
I have expressed to my friends how grateful I am that even though my hometown may not be as educated and vocal about the systemic racism deeply rooted in our country, at least my school friends are.
a?oeGive the people A day of peace.
With so much going on in the world, and so many other stories to be told and amplified, my perspective on theatre school feelsa??a little bit small.
The groundedness I felt after voice class, my entire body tingling with sensory awareness and of every acting impulse I had.
We all know dating is hard, but dating in as a Musical Theatre major? Insanely difficult.
What happens if current social distancing impacts the audiences attending live theatre in the long term? The world will likely not look the same post pandemic.
My life changed for the better on my eighth birthday.