BWW Blog: Christopher Castanho - The Key To A Great Audition
I think that as actors, who are so eager to work, we tend to tend to disassociate a 'performance' with 'an audition' because there's no microphones, lights, or contract.
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BWW Blog: Monica Furman - Theatre How-To: Getting Tickets on a Student Budget
This summer, I've been getting a lot of texts from friends visiting New York asking, 'Monica! How do I get cheap tickets to insert show name ?' Actually, I get these texts pretty much all year round.
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Luciana's Outlook: The Summer Reflection
Alas, the summer of 2016 draws to a close and I pack my bags for back to school in just a few short days.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - 580 Miles
I'm sure everyone knows the challenges that come with designing any given show - there's the actual design, the communication of the design, the (most-likely) compromise of the design, public relations, paperwork, implementation of the design, dry tech, cue to cue, 10 out of 12, dress rehearsals…
BWW Blog: Monica Furman - It's the Laaaaast Midnight!
Well, not really.
BWW Blog: Dayana Sanchez - Live Action Packed Theater
'Please turn off your phone!' 'Technology is a waste of time!' 'BE PRESENT!'
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - How to Survive Your First Year of Collegiate Technical Theatre
With the start of a new semester right around the corner, I began thinking about the new technicians and design students who are starting their freshman year at Auburn.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - Why Sound?
One day, I was in rehearsal, and one of my friends asked me, 'Why sound?' And that's when I really started to think about why sound?
BWW Blog: Kellie Williams - Why I Skipped Prom for THE COLOR PURPLE
I skipped my senior prom to see The Color Purple on Broadway, and I have zero regrets about it.
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Luciana's Outlook: A Tech Week Survival Guide
It's that time in the process yet again.
BWW Blog: Hannah Seewald - Marla Louissaint: A Bright Future for Broadway and Beyond
Last year, New Yorker Marla Louissaint competed in the National High School Musical Awards, also known as the 'Jimmy' Awards, and received the title of Best Actress.
BWW Blog: Dayana Sanchez - Diversity Series: POC
THROUGHOUT OUR COLLEGE CAREER AS THEATRE MAJORS WE ARE ASKED TO READ AND DISCUSS PLAYWRIGHTS THAT HAVE CHANGED AND CONTRIBUTED TO THEATRE.
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Luciana's Outlook: The Twinterview
As we now are roughly two weeks from opening, I thought I would be a little punny.
BWW Blog: Jennifer Weber - I Can Do That: A CHORUS LINE Review
5,6,7,8 Everyone start stretching and get out your headshots, A Chorus Line is a part of the summer season at the Hemmens and it couldn't be more exciting! While the audience begins to find their seats and chatter still fills the room, the show begins with the cast arriving to the audition.
BWW Blog: Naomi Melvin - Somebody's Eyes: Q&A with Lisa Stevens!
Recently I sat down with our director and co-choreographer, Lisa Stevens, to chat about our version of Footloose and her personal process in relation to building theatre.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - Theatre Makes Us Human
As someone who came from a family of electrical linemen and bankers and contract specialists, started out pre-vet in middle school, detoured to pre-med in high school, and finally to theatre - not only did my career choice fail to reach the goals previously set for me by my peers, my teachers, and…
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Luciana's Outlook: A Stage Manager's Perspective
This week, we call our attention to a position that is necessary for any production to run smoothly.
BWW Blog: Tara Folio - Multiple Character Disorder
Currently seeking a therapist that specializes in multiple personality disorder, or maybe multiple character disorder.
BWW Blog: Naomi Melvin - Somebody's Eyes: Life in Double
Theatre in Toronto is moving and shaking.
BWW Blog: Lo Abdelmalek for Shakespeare at Notre Dame
Lo Abdelmalek is a special guest blogger who is an actor in the Young Company which is performing at Notre Dame's Shakespeare Festival.
BWW Blog: Sam Weber - Selling Out: the Costs and Benefits of Commerciality
Since you're on Broadway World, chances are you're the type of person who is familiar with the concept of artist merit.
BWW Blog: Sam Weber - Making it Work: Student Productions and Tech
Well, it's been awhile - and to be quite honest, not a ton of progress has been made since I introduced my current project.
BWW Blog: Dayana Sanchez - The Artist's Role: #Blacklivesmatter
The tragedies in today's society can make anyone feel lost.
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - The World You Live in: The Effects of Outdoor Theatre
It is summertime! Whether it be community theatre, regional theatre, all the way to the professional level, summer is a prime time to take in a show.
BWW Blog: Randa Meierhenry - Sneak Peek at HAIRSPRAY
Check out the video below on our college summer stock production of HAIRSPRAY!
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