BWW Blog: Directing and Dramaturgy on Ithaca College's 27 WAGONS FULL OF COTTON
Isobel here! I am a sophomore theatre studies major focusing on directing and now dramaturgy at Ithaca College.
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Isobel here! I am a sophomore theatre studies major focusing on directing and now dramaturgy at Ithaca College.
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Jess here.
Well, here we are; Our last week of CCPA 2016/17.
As I am graduating from Shenandoah Conservatory in the next couple weeks, I have been reflecting on the programs and faculty members that have positively impacted me during my time here, and ironically I have learned so much about myself and my craft outside the classroom.
This week, students of the Canadian College of Performing Arts take you backstage to meet Belle.
When you've been to many shows, you have MANY stories to tell! Not just of the amazing or 'goodish' show you saw, but interactions with audience members.
It's our last week of rehearsals for Disney's Beauty and The Beast and I am eyes-deep in frilly bloomers and life sized household objects.
CCPA Celebrates the 25th Anniversary of 'Beauty and the Beast' Live in Victoria, April 21-29 at the McPherson Playhouse.
While in the midst of only our 2nd week of rehearsal, I am astonished at the rate that our musical is coming together.
With my first year of college classes over, (it's so weird saying that!) we are officially into rehearsals for 'Disney's Beauty and The Beast.' These first few rehearsals have been so amazing and eye-opening; it's my first time working in this type of atmosphere and having absolute focus just on…
Strange things are happening in the bottom floor of an office building in New York City's Financial District.
Julie Andrews' new Netflix series, Julie's Greenroom, premiered last Friday.
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.