BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - The Waiting: Post Audition Anxiety
Whether it be for a job interview, a sports team try out, or auditions for a show, we've all been kept waiting anxiously for results.
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Whether it be for a job interview, a sports team try out, or auditions for a show, we've all been kept waiting anxiously for results.
The hardest lesson to learn as a newly graduated theatre nerd, is that actors do not get a summer vacation.
When I first joined my theater group at school, I had no idea I was going to find a second family.
Introducing our production of Footloose to you involved some mental math.
Backbeard: A New Musical found its first audiences this past Wednesday, and we were tremendously busy leading up the first performance.
We all have our proudest moments.
And just like that, the school year goes by in a blink.
Struggles of being a small town Broadway fan in a Top 12 list
Imagine: your childhood hero, the woman who coined one of your 8-year-old self's favorite songs, holding your hand in front of hundreds of people, the renowned Phoenix Symphony gushing in gorgeous melodies behind you.
Since discovering BroadwayWorld.
We are about to enter our final week of rehearsal for Backbeard: A New Musical at the Theatre Institute at Sage! This Friday, we will begin technical rehearsals for the show, and we open for school groups next Wednesday, June 1st.
Randolph Academy's Class of 2016 (Summer) is graduating in 81 days and I am but one member of this sizeable and extraordinary group.
If you're reading this, chances are I do not need to describe what many refer to as 'the magic' of theatre.
Last week I shared the growth of the University of New Haven's Theatre Department from the student perspective.
When deciding on what show to do for each semester, our theater group gets together to discuss possibilities to run by our director.
One of my favorite mantras is, 'If you rest, you rust'.
Since the theatre program first came to be, the University of New Haven has not been the same.
Exciting things are happening with Backbeard here at the Theatre Institute at Sage! This past week, as we've finished staging the piece and other creative elements have started surfacing in rehearsal, has been an exciting reminder of how many different mediums of art are synthesized in the creation
I joined community theatre when I was fourteen.
Making friends is not always easy for people.
Theatre can be such a competitive industry, and at times it feels like you are under constant scrutiny.
This week over at the Theatre Institute at Sage, we staged Backbeard's big visit to the tailor shop, where two ostentatious tailors are given the fashion challenge of their lives -- Backbeard, who has been restricted by the Pirate Council to wearing only clothing without color, needs new clothes aft
The last two Sundays, Christchurch's Court Theatre has been filled with the shared stories and boisterous laughter of two solid staples of New Zealand theatre.
Everyone has their own pre-show rituals that they need to do before a show.
At a normal social gathering your sister is having you would thing you would be allowed to bring a guest.