BWW Blog: Acting - A Leap of Faith
For the next month or so, I'll be memorizing lines and living from rehearsal to rehearsal.
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For the next month or so, I'll be memorizing lines and living from rehearsal to rehearsal.
This Spring Break I was fortunate enough to travel to a city very close to my heart but one that I had only encountered through television and movies and books, most notably, the second season of Glee.
Since I was little, I always dreamed about working in theatre.
With rehearsals well underway at the University of Texas, the illustrious team of 'Milton, MI' continues to persist in the delightfully challenging experience of creating a brand new play.
As an English major I learned about the craft of writing which provided a foundation for my playwriting.
This has been quite the exciting last week! I finally have solidified all of my summer plans and couldn't be more excited.
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Hello again Broadway world! This week has had both highs and lows, but fortunately more highs than lows!
I'm writing this post at 10:00PM with an hour left in Monday night Spring Awakening rehearsal.
It's a custom for my troupe to announce the upcoming season at the end of the year banquet.
It was so nice to spend a week home sleeping in every day and catching up with friends and family, but I'm happy to be back in the swing of things here in Bloomington.
Hey! It's been a minute since I've written, but oh so much has happened in the last few weeks.
The waiting, the waiting, THE WAITTTTINGGGGGGG.
Flashback to Opening Night and the first week of Middletown.
The curtain falls… you get into your position for bows… It's the last day of your show… You take your final bow.
Hey again everyone and welcome back to my blog! A ton of things have happened since the last time I wrote, so I thought I'd detail the new news and delve into a bit about not losing hope as an actor.
I've been involved with theatre from a very young age, but mostly on the performance side.
After 9 weeks of intense classes, rehearsals for two shows, and performances of one, it feels great to be back home for a week with some time off.
The best theatre education I ever received was not in a classroom.
At my last District Competition, I had the pleasure of performing a Small Group Musical entitled 9 Peoples Favorite Thing from the musical, Title of Show.
As a fellow thespian, dealing with post-show depression sucks.
Welcome to the second installment of 'Day in the Life of a Publicity Officer'.
Hi! I'm Carmel and this is my first blog post here at BroadwayWorld.
College, at times, is exhausting.
As a writer one of the best feelings is hearing your words being read out loud.