BWW Blog: Surviving the Summer Stock Waiting Game
Audition season is about halfway over, yet a majority of us do not know what our plans for the summer are.
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Audition season is about halfway over, yet a majority of us do not know what our plans for the summer are.
BWW BLOG: Everything was Beautiful at the Ballet
Hi, everyone! I hope you all are doing well so far this season.
Hello there everyone and welcome to my first blog post on BroadwayWorld! I am more than thrilled to have been given the opportunity to talk about all things theatre, my education, and life as a young red-headed woman pursuing theatre as a career!
Hello, its me Lea.
Many celebrities have been going to Broadway.
After writing my previous post, I finished a wonderful week at KCACTF! My friend and fellow freshman Kelley, as well as my lovely dance tutor Alexa made it to the final six in the Musical Theatre Initiative, which meant that they got to perform at the closing night Gala in front of all the festival…
Trying to get your acting career started can be one of the most physically and mentally draining tasks that burns out so many actors before they get their "big break.
Often times people reflect on those who helped inspired them.
BWW BLOG: VALENTINE'S DAY: Dead or Alive?
It is a widely known fact that ballet is the hardest style of dance to train in, and requires the use of muscles that the average person would not even know existed.
Hello Broadway World! I am so thankful to be featured as a student blogger this semester.
Hello Broadwayworld.com, Its me, Lea.
Hi everyone! I'm a little late this week on my post because on Tuesday I rode down to Americus, Georgia for KCACTF (Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival).
Being in such a concentrated environment as a conservatory program (not to mention in a city school), it is nearly impossible to escape the pressures and emotions that come with being a musical theatre or dance major.
Hi again, everyone! Going off of last week's post, I want to share what I'm learning about the music business and touring theatre productions.
The everyday grind of a theatre conservatory, and life beyond that, can be so weighing.
Hello BroadwayWorld universe! My name is Lea Passione.
This past weekend I opened and closed the first show I was the Stage Manager for.
Dear Parents, Your child just came to you and said they wanted to major in theatre in college.
Even though I am just one year older, I learned a lot last year from running auditions and going to auditions of my own, and I strive to not make the same mistakes I did last year.
As a senior BFA student, there is a lot to look forward to.
Hi, y'all! This last week was crazy oh my goodness! Over the weekend, I went to one of my first professional auditions, trained to be a Standardized Patient, and went to a two-and-a-half-hour dance call for the Dance Showcase in April.
Hey y'all (oh goodness I say y'all now, what has the south done to me?!) We're currently over a full week in, and the work is escalating at a stressful but manageable level.
BWW BLOG: Girl Power: Five Stand-Out Roles for Stand-Out Women