BWW Blog: Your Show May Be Gone But Your Theatre Family Is Forever
My college was scheduled to perform Heathers in May.
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BWW Blog: Get Involved On Your College Campus!
One of the the things that has made a huge difference in my college theatre career has been getting involved in as many organizations as I can.
BWW Blog: No One is Alone
There's a lot going on in the world right now - and with social distancing, it's easy to feel alone.
BWW Blog: To The Jungle And Beyond!
Each year at DeSales University, the class of graduating seniors has the incredibly unique opportunity of taking on, first-hand, the task of uniting as their own theatre company to produce a children's show, building everything from the ground up.
BWW Blog: Showcasing the Day Broadway Went Dark
As a Senior Theatre Major at Texas Christian University, the spring break of my last semester was to be spent in NYC showcasing before dozens of industry professionals between three showcases and an evening at 54 Below.
BWW Blog: Handling Disappointment When Your Show Is Cancelled
Unfortunately, when our campus closed and we were sent home, our play was put on the backburner.
BWW Blog: Community That Surpasses the Distance
Frustrated, restless, anxious.
BWW Blog: Bright Lights, Big... Country? Theatre At a Non-City College
When I was a wee senior in high school, I wanted to go to college in New York.
What to Do When You're Simply Burning Out: Part 3
The end of the term is approaching.
BWW Blog: Let's Get Physical: What I Learned from My First Physical Theatre Experience
When I walked into the audition room for Oh, What a Lovely War (the fourth and final show of Hart House's season), I was expecting that the production would be a remount of the beloved Joan Littlewood First World War satire musical from the 1960s.
BWW Blog: Our School Is Closed Because Of A Virus Outspread! What Do We Do?
As a student in Hong Kong, our classes were put on halt since Chinese New Year (which is mid-January), and school has been suspended since, and the earliest we would be able to go back to school is in April.
BWW Blog: The Stigma Against School Productions and Why They Are Wrong
We've all heard the stigma against high schools and universities putting on shows that aren't the best, but I'd like to end that now.
BWW Blog: What Six the Musical Taught Me About History
Six the Musical.
BWW Blog: Being A Transgender Actor In Today's Industry
What does being transgender mean in the context of theatre today? How do we overcome the strict challenges that come with it? Hello.
BWW Blog: What to Do When You're Simply Burning Out: Part 2
I don't know what it was that made last week so hectic.
BWW Blog: Sharing Theatre with Non-Theatre People
We all have loved ones that don't share our love for the performing arts - whether they don't like watching people randomly break into song and dance or they just have never given them a chance, but usually they will see how important it is to you and try their best to keep up.
BWW Blog: What to do When You're Simply Burning Out - Part 1
At some point in college, pretty much everybody has a moment where they wonder, am I over this? Some switch their major, some stick it out and hope that feeling passes, and I'm here in the middle of all of it to admit: I'm burned out.
BWW Blog: A Day in My Life as a Vassar Drama Student
I'm a first year and prospective drama major at Vassar College, a liberal arts college in Poughkeepsie, NY.
BWW Blog: Everyone's a Critic – Listen to Yourself
This past weekend, I sat down and watched the Oscars.
BWW Blog: Living In A Small Town With Limited Access To Theatre And How To Deal
Having quick access to professional theatre no doubt made an impact on my love for the arts.
BWW Blog: Third Week Blues: Giving Yourself Balance
It's the third week of the semester, and I can already feel myself losing steam.
BWW Blog: A Quick Guide to the West End on a Student Budget
Whenever I take a trip across the Channel from France to England, seeing a show (or two or three) is always one of my top priorities.
BWW Blog: The Importance of Separating Life From Art
One of the beauties of theatre is that it can be used as a platform to express a spectrum of stories and emotions.
BWW Blog: And The Award Goes To ...
This past weekend, five of my classmates and I traveled to Huntsville, Texas to compete in the USITT Southwest Winter Symposium Student Design, Tech, and Management competition (long title, I know).
BWW Blog: 9 Resources to Help You Become an Informed Artist and Theater Maker
As a self-proclaimed nerd and likely (albeit undeclared) drama major in college, one of my favorite pastimes is keeping up with current events in the theater world.
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