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I had been hyping up Broadway for the entirety of Emma and I’s friendship, so I couldn’t wait for her to experience it.
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Week In My Life as a BFA Musical Theatre Student
When I was applying to schools I always wanted an idea of what a BFA day-in-the-life would look like in general so - here is mine!
Why Theatre Education Matters
Why does theatre education matter? This is a question frequently raised by many people, particularly when considering whether a school theatre program should be shut down.
Finding Outlets That Improve Your Craft Indirectly
At the beginning of this semester, my Acting Voice and Movement professor gave us an assignment titled “Feeding Your Artistic Soul”.
Back To School - How I Built My Own Concentration at NYU Gallatin
Transferring to NYU Gallatin helped me realize there’s no single path to pursuing theatre.
Friendships as a College Freshman
As a Freshman in college, one of the biggest worries I had going into college was, “How am I ever going to maintain friendships with the people back at home, AND the new people I meet in college?” Here are some tips!
Back to School!
Going back to school is always tough, especially for creatives.
Two Sides of The Same Coin: Portraying Noah & Lon in The Notebook Musical on Broadway with Chase Del Rey
During the nine-month Broadway run of this show, one of my greatest inspirations and someone I’ve been fortunate enough to know personally, the incredibly talented Chase Del Rey portrayed the role of Lon while also understudying Middle Noah.
Stay Gold
The first time I read the first line in The Outsiders, Ponyboy Curtis wasn’t just a character.
A Look into the First Few Months of School as a Performer
When people think of a new school year, they mostly think of the stress of students or the anxiety (or excitement) of starting a new year.
Back To School: Finding Balance as an Artist and Young Adult
As much as I have always loved having a very well-laid-out schedule for myself and participating in whatever I can, I’ve also learned how important self-care is, especially in a program that requires so much from you each and every day.
Here’s the Tea! BFA Life one Cup at a Time
A Tea lover’s guide to surviving a Musical Theater BFA
In The Music
I grew up surrounded by music, so it has always been part of how I understand the world.
What's in My Bag?
I can proudly say that I have curated my dance/theatre bag to be equipped for any situation.
Going Back to School in a New Way
Like most college freshmen, the first few weeks of school were rough.
Glass Slippers and Rehearsal Schedules
Back to school means back onstage! Here’s how I found the perfect fit for Sophomore year at Boston Conservatory.
Spotlight on Senior Year - Balancing Passion, PR and Post-Grad Panic
It’s getting to that scary point in the semester, the mid-way point where each class seems to level up in its demandingness.
Half Journalist, Half Student, Fully Confused (But Trying!)
Returning to community college after a summer internship was a lot to handle.
Back to School: Back to Auditions
While it may be the end of October, it feels as though the fall semester just started! The rigorous schedule of assignments, rehearsals, performances, and deadlines makes the back-to-school season feel like yesterday.
Why I’m Done Worrying about 'Overdone' Songs
As a musical theatre student, I’ve heard “don’t sing that, it’s overdone” more times than I can count.
Staying Grounded in Pittsburgh!
Finding a student-performer balance as a freshman can be hard, but it doesn't have to suck!
The Ghost of What Almost
Some work never finishes.
Student Blog: Starting in a Year of Transition
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.
Missing the Theatre Kid in Me
I had a few lines, but I would’ve been completely fine with none.
I’m Not Running Out of Time
It’s hard not to adopt the mindset that I’m “running out of time”.
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