BWW Blog: A Different Type of Stressed Out
As the quarter rounds out to a close in the next two weeks, the stress of final assignments slowly creeps up on everyone.
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As the quarter rounds out to a close in the next two weeks, the stress of final assignments slowly creeps up on everyone.
Life after graduation can be daunting! You may be wondering where the best place is for you to locate yourself as an actor.
My fall quarter at SCAD just ended last week and now I'm off until the beginning of January for my winter break.
For those of you who are currently in school, maybe it's your senior year of high school, maybe it's your first semester in college, or maybe like me, you're a transfer student.
This week I wanted to give you some ideas for your next movie night.
As any student with a tight budget knows, one of the main goals when seeing a show is to try to get a seat that is cheap yet allows me to still see at least 50% of the stage.
Where do you get inspiration from for your art? As a sophomore dramatic writing student, I decided to take three dramatic writing classes this quarter, which could be kind of ambitious, but I've loved the challenge.
As an aspiring actress there are certain routines I keep whether I'm actively rehearsing for a show or not.
At the end of last week, the schedule of courses for winter quarter came out, also known as The Week That Lauren Freaks Out For A Solid Five Days Over Which Courses To Enroll In.
So you've gotten the email.
Let's face it- as fun and exciting as college can be, campuses are a bit of a cesspool for germs! With winter rearing its head and temperatures dropping, it's important to think about maintaining your health! If you happen to be a performer, your body is your instrument, and keeping germs and…
This past week I got to experience my second film festival at SCAD.
I am not a morning person.
Tech week has begun at the University of California, Riverside! If you've worked on a production, you may be familiar with the term 'tech week'.
Within our theatre department at Ithaca College, we have five majors: BFA Musical Theatre, BFA Acting, BFA Theatre Production & Design, BS Theatre Arts Management, and BA Theatre Studies, or the 'BATS.' To some people, Theatre Studies is the catch-all major, where those who do 'everything else' go.
This tech week is a rough one.
If you're a college freshman, or a transfer student like me, who has finally made the big (and seemingly scary!) decision to move away from home to study theatre in college, CONGRATULATIONS! It is an exciting journey with lots of navigating to be discovered and in the long run, definitely helps you…
College has taught me the importance of being gentle with yourself, and I am still learning just how crucial this is.
UC Irvine's drama department has this fun little policy that if you're absent twice, your grade drops a?" of a letter grade and two tardies count as one absence.
Last Friday, I got to attend my first ever production of The Rocky Horror Show and I'm so appreciative that shows like this exist.
So, you've decided to double major? Or from the fact you opened up this article, you're considering it at the very least...(unless you're my parents, but that's an exclusive exception.
We all love the big hits of our favorite musicals.
A few weeks ago I saw The Lightning Thief.
I've done lots of shows and been a part of many casts throughout my life, and one of my favorite parts of any production process is bonding with my castmates.
It wouldn't be as accurate to say that I found dramaturgy as it would to say that I jumped in headfirst and never quite came up for air.