BWW Blog: Why Ballet Essential Ballet Training for a Musical Theatre Student
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.
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BWW Blog: Study What YOU Love
Hello Broadway World! I am so thankful to be featured as a student blogger this semester.
BWW Blog: Well, Hello Week 2
Hello Broadwayworld.com, Its me, Lea.
BWW Blog: Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
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).
BWW Blog: Finding Outside Inspiration While Inside your Head
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.
BWW Blog: 'You're in the Band!'
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.
BWW Blog: Tossing Confetti
The everyday grind of a theatre conservatory, and life beyond that, can be so weighing.
BWW Blog: Welcome Back to School – Time to Readjust and Get Organized
Hello BroadwayWorld universe! My name is Lea Passione.
BWW Blog: My First Show as a Stage Manager
This past weekend I opened and closed the first show I was the Stage Manager for.
BWW Blog: Dear Parents
Dear Parents, Your child just came to you and said they wanted to major in theatre in college.
BWW Blog: How Working 'Behind the Table' Will Bring Out the Best 'You'
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.
BWW Blog: Picture Perfect
As a senior BFA student, there is a lot to look forward to.
BWW Blog: Whee Tell the Story - Auditions, Standardized Patients, and More
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.
BWW Blog: Whee Tell the Story - Preparing for Another Busy Day
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
BWW BLOG: Girl Power: Five Stand-Out Roles for Stand-Out Women
BWW Blog: There Is No Perfect Program
Hello, Broadway World! We are so excited to be featured as student bloggers this semester.
BWW Blog: Choosing Stage Management
If you had told me back in high school that I would end up becoming a theatre major concentrating in stage management, I would have laughed in your face.
BWW Blog: Whee Tell the Story - Back in the Swing of Things
Ah! I only just finished the first day of classes and we're already back in the full swing of things!
BWW BLOG: 2018 Mantra - New Year / New Musicals
BWW BLOG: 2018 Mantra - New Year / New Musicals
BWW Blog: Whee Tell the Story: My First Semester as a WCU Musical Theatre Major
Upon arrival on August 18th, I was initially flooded with the anxiety that comes with living away from home for the first time.
BWW BLOG: Kristin Chenoweth Rings in 2018 at The Smith Center in Las Vegas
BWW BLOG: Kristin Chenoweth Rings in 2018 at The Smith Center in Las Vegas
BWW Blog: Stage Managing IN THE RED & BROWN WATER
Hello Broadway World! It's TJ.
BWW Blog: Opportunity
Over my three and a half years in college thus far, I have been constantly asked: what is your favorite part about working in the theatre industry? As a lighting designer when that question gets presented I would quickly start thinking about the specific details about my job that I enjoy.
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