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Finding a student-performer balance as a freshman can be hard, but it doesn't have to suck!
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Finding a student-performer balance as a freshman can be hard, but it doesn't have to suck!
Back to school means back onstage! Here’s how I found the perfect fit for Sophomore year at Boston Conservatory.
I had a few lines, but I would’ve been completely fine with none.
It could be easy to get caught in the immediateness and forget to call home.
Like most college freshmen, the first few weeks of school were rough.
Life at University is constantly moving, clubs, classes, and productions, all while maintaining a social life and friendships.
Transferring to NYU Gallatin helped me realize there’s no single path to pursuing theatre.
Everything feels new; new people, new routines, new classrooms, new food places (I'm still loyal to Taco Bell though).
Going back to school is always tough, especially for creatives.
As the Ball State Department of Theatre and Dance prepares to transition into both a new performing arts center and a new class building, expected to be finished by next fall, our theatre community has to find temporary spaces to hold classes.
As a second-year theatre student who moved halfway across the country for college, I’ve learned a few pieces of advice to make the process easier for everyone.
Hello there! My name is Tyler Mankinen, and I am a junior at Oklahoma City University.
I can proudly say that I have curated my dance/theatre bag to be equipped for any situation.
It’s hard not to adopt the mindset that I’m “running out of time”.
At Penn State University, classes have been underway for about a month and a half now, activities and events occurring, and Saturdays being filled with football games and fun.
Swings on a playground and Broadway swings may seem worlds apart, but they share a beautiful common thread: flexibility, readiness, and the capacity to be set in motion.
It’s now October, which means we are back in the swing of things here at Clark University.
'Finding a place in New York City where I could pursue Musical Theatre, Directing, and Human Rights was really important to me.
There’s nothing like the start of a brand new school year.
Going home for the summer is always a relief, as finals make collegiate life stressful, especially for Theatre Majors—final performances, juries, portfolios, and auditions fill schedules.
Read BroadwayWorld's Student Blog: Coming Full Circle: A Journey Through Theater, Growth, and the Magic of Firsts and Lasts with A Midsummer Night's Dream.
The Journey of Broadway’s Juliette Ojeda: from The Voice Season 24 to making her Broadway debut as a swing in The Notebook.
The arts ask us to hold two truths at once.