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After countless hours of rehearsal over many months, All That Jazz, our production with the Naden Band is officially over.
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After countless hours of rehearsal over many months, All That Jazz, our production with the Naden Band is officially over.
Coming up March 24th and 25th, we have the theater club's first short play festival.
I was the assistant sound designer and the sound engineer for Auburn University Theatre's production of The Drowsy Chaperone.
Broadway shows are amazing, and if I could I'd see one every day.
With less than 7 days left until opening of 'All That Jazz,' our big concert with the Naden Band of the Royal Canadian Navy, the excitement within the school is practically palpable.
Today begins a new blog by Joscelyne Tamburri, a Year I student of the Canadian College of Performing Arts (CCPA).
Upon the embarking of tech week and opening the production, I had the pleasure of talking to two of the people responsible for creating the hideaway and the world of The Nether.
As artists, actors, and overall human beings, we receive rejection all the time.
It's that time of the semester! The first week of March transports the Bucknall theater at the University of New Haven to Jennifer Haley's cyber world of The Nether.
I recently had the pleasure of joining classmates in the participation of the 49th Annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for Region 1.
If you've been living under a theatrical rock, you may have missed the Ghostlight Project, a national movement to pledge or reaffirm diversity and equity initiatives by artistic communities that launched on January 19, 2017.
Last month, my sister and I attended the third and final day of BroadwayCon 2017.
For those that don't know, I personally identify as a 'techtor'.
After receiving a new script and knowing what you have been cast as, the first thing actors generally do is look through their script and identify their lines.
The Westside Theatre pulsed with hip hop music and glowed with the neon lights on stage.
Content warning: This article describes art about sexual assault.
It's everywhere.
I bet you think I'll say 'built in friends' or 'fun classes' or 'hanging out in the green room' or 'doing shows,' and while all of those things are great and mostly true, none of those things are the best thing about being a theatre major.
A big part of show business is typecasting.
Earlier this month, I saw Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 on Broadway with my mom and sister.
Going to the theater is the best study break in the city.
Ah, New Year's Resolutions.
I know it's been a couple of weeks since I last posted!! I've been very busy with exams, but now they're done!
I just spent this fall season at five different colleges every weekend, auditioning for BFA musical theatre programs and I have learned a lot along the way.
In taking the class this semester, I learned so much about how theatre makes an impact on our community (yes, that is the class title and it is self explanatory).