BWW Blog: 'One Fine Day' at the BEAUTIFUL U.S. Tour
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Beautiful was the first show I saw on my own on Broadway.
The key to every good stage manager, is what you have as your arsenal in your bag.
Earlier this month, I had the amazing opportunity to attend the North Carolina Theatre Conference Theatre Administration Intensive.
Finals and end of the year events can be difficult and exhausting for MT majors; however, what can be even more stressful is trying to find productive theatre work for the summer.
Makeup is an art form that has evolved into a billion dollar industry.
Recently I was given the opportunity to stage manage for a theatre company called Articulate Theatre Company.
The college audition process: it can be daunting, but trust that your journey as an artist isn't meant to look exactly the same as everyone else's.
The time has come where all of the costumes are cleaned and put away, the set is struck and taken back into storage, and the prompt book is closed one last time.
Hello, Broadway World! Since this is my last blog, I'm going to get a little bit personal for a second.
So far in 2019 I've been honored to work on so many projects that make my heart sing! I got to work with the NJ Thespian Society, audition more often, perform in plays, book performing gigs, and act in film and video projects.
As a BFA MT Freshman at the University of Memphis, I was so excited to learn that my department would be putting on the thrilling new musical Be More Chill.
On Sunday, March 31st, Anastasia played its final Broadway performance and closed its doors.
The semester is over! After today all of my classes and finals are completely finished (Until I come back for the next semester in a couple of weeks….)!
The pressure of a Conservatory program can be intense and at times, relentless.
Watching live theatre is a vital part of learning about the craft.
Have you ever been in a room surrounded by people who are passionate about the arts? How about people who are excited to make a difference and advocate for change?
Hello, Broadway World! So last week, I talked about my college's social justice based season, and this week, I want to talk about something kind of related, but also different.
If you're a theatre production student, you might be more comfortable spending hours working on a show behind the scenes then performing on stage in front of an audience.
Welcome back to my blog everyone.
Where else can you find fog machines, winches, moving lights, outrageous fabrics and theatre lovers? Studio 54 in its heyday? No need to go back in time - all that and more were on display at the United States Institute of Theatre Technology's annual conference.
Hi again everyone! It's great to be back writing another blog for BroadwayWorld! I've been busy writing reaction papers for my History of Broadway class and my Acting I class, and it got me thinking.
Hello again, BroadwayWorld! As theatre artists, we have the ability to touch our audiences, to take a stand and to make a statement.
Hello BroadwayWorld! Welcome Back! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season! Speaking of the holiday season…did anyone receive any Broadway gifts? I know those are always at the top of my list!
My name is Rebecca Prior, I'm a student at Brigham Young University in Idaho, and I am a Theatre Tech and Design major.
This past week, my school's theatre department attended the United States Institute of Theatre Technology (USITT) 2019 Conference & Stage Expo in Louisville, Kentucky.