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Jagged Little Thrill: The Thrill of Nick Healy & Jagged Little Pill with Dillon Klena
Jagged Little Pill is exactly that kind of art, healing, challenging, and transformative.
Avoiding the BFA Slump: One Apple at a Time
I still like to go out to Buttercup Bakeshop, or get a daydream latte at Blank Street with my friends, but putting it all in moderation helps me perform better and stay focused.
Cabarets For A Cause
All theater tells a story, that’s its timeless magic.
Some Things Stick With You
There has never been a time in my life where performance and art has not followed me.
Seasons of Love
All my life, I grew up belting those words from Seasons of Love, one of my favorite songs from Rent.
An Imposter On and Off Stage
As the cliche says, you are who you surround yourself with.
When Did It Become Fall?
Looking back, I still feel like a very different person now than I was then.
To Audition or not to Audition, that is the question.
If you cringed at the word “audition”, don’t worry, we all do it.
How College Has Shifted My Perspective
The past three and a half years have absolutely flown by, but I believe that is because I have had the opportunity to take full advantage of my time at USC.
The Autumn Icarus: A Festive Lament
It seems this is a problem that not only plagues me, but also many of my peers.
How the Theater Industry Prepared me for My Film Festival Internship
Remember when Josh Groban said 'Hire a former theatre kid.
Studying the Stage
When I first applied to colleges, I had no idea what I wanted to study.
A look into the Paranormal Performers Leading 'Paranormal Activity'
On October 28, I was fortunate enough to sit down on Zoom with Cher Álvarez and Patrick Heusinger, the two leading performers of the show to chat about their careers and being a part of this amazing franchise in a new way.
Our Town and the Little Things That Make Life Big
There’s something sacred about theatre, about being in a room with people who are all trying to tell a story together.
Blog: When the Plan Changes (and You Do Too)
The truth is (as we know, especially as artists), we are always going to face change, whether that be casting decisions, jobs, or even our own expectations.
Mainstage SM Debut
As an underclassman, it’s scary trying to fight for opportunities in the theatre, even within one's own school.
Navigating My Professional Life & Fall Semester: A Re-Introduction to Me
I am a sophomore Liberal Arts student at the Community College of Philadelphia with plans to transfer next year to study communication & theater.
From 8 Shows a Week to 8 Classes a Day
This past summer, I was incredibly fortunate to work on two different shows: I played Laura Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie at Otterbein Summer Theater and Fredrika in A Little Night Music at The Hawaii Performing Arts Festival.
Finally Getting Hobbies and Understanding Myself!
What's an artist without hobbies and other things that make them happy? A boring person! Having other things outside of your artistic study creates avenues to alleviate harsh stressors.
Back to School - Create!
Between starting a new semester and my last year of college, preparing for my acting thesis, and taking the time to install new lights and prepare my theater for this season, the beginning of the year was hectic for me, to say the least.
Back to Being 3,098.6 Miles Away
When I was younger, back to school just meant back to overthinking my outfit and material choices with 15 minute drives filled with musical sing-alongs and day debriefs with my parents.
Balancing College: The Dos and Don’ts
Being a college student is exciting; you are away from home for the first time and have more freedom than ever before.
Why Play Write?
I have done (almost) every job in theater you could think of….
Student Blogger: Showtime Once Again
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.
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