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For most shows by closing, I'm sitting at the soundboard, tired of hearing the dialogue: I'm memorizing the beats in the actors voices, tracing out lines on my palms, you name it.
Welcome to the second installment of the behind the scenes look at the University of New Haven's production of Thorton Wilder's American classic, Our Town.
Who comes to mind when I think of a talented, intelligent and influential person? Ayodele Casel.
When we talk about a play or musical that speaks about a different culture, we can say that the production is about race and all that the race entitles.
Friday September 9th was the first opera rehearsal for the Universite de Moncton opera workshop production of 'Dido and Aeneas'!!
This semester, I am enrolled in two theatre classes--Shakespeare II and Business of Acting.
The resonance of an orchestra warming up before a performance is a very comforting sound for me: reminiscent of the nights at the theatre with my Meme.
Last year, I took a digital performance art class.
The season has officially begun at the University of New Haven.
BroadwayHD made an announcement last year that they would begin to stream live performances of professional productions from all over - Broadway, West End, you name it.
Over the summer I read Reasons to be Pretty and its companion, Reasons to be Happy by Neil LaBute.
It's the last year of your undergrad and the pressure to know what you will be doing in a few months is crazy.
I am now a week into senior year.
Hello Broadway World readers! I'm Caroline Meredith, a new student blogger here at BWW.
School is back in session at the University of New Haven.
The musical Annie and I have a long, and special history.
Wow! I can't believe that this is my first blog! It's also hard to believe that opera rehearsals start Friday!!
People want art - that's inevitable.
Every artist has a way of working, whether it's using 'counts' in choreography, or being an auditory learner, the list goes on and on.
On Wednesday August 31st, 2016, Rory O'Malley hosted Hamilton's last live lottery drawing show.
I was sitting in a black plastic chair in a room with maybe seven other people, one that I knew, and six that I did not.
Whether it be a physical warm up, group bonding, or prayer, everyone has something they do to center themselves and get 'in the zone' before a performance.
Striving to be a Musical Theatre performer often means striving to be a triple threat.
This summer I am volunteering at the New York International Fringe Festival.
As I was getting ready to graduate college and figure out my first move as an adult, I was warned by many of my theatre friends about getting too attached to my new destination.
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