Maintaining Academic Integrity
Losing the meaning of academic integrity? Assignments feel meaningless, pointless, and unrelated to what YOU want to learn? Here's a short blog on maintaining academic integrity as a performing arts acting major.
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The Hungry and the Known
I’ve always seen Broadway as a kind of benchmark for where theater is at, not just in terms of quality but in terms of what the industry values.
Student Blog: Saying Goodbye to High School: One Last Bow
As the last couple weeks of high school finish up, I have found myself doing all of the rites of passage that I have seen my friends before me do: commitment day, prom, grad night, awards ceremonies, senior beach day and more.
Artistic Integrity and The Role of AI In Education and the Arts
As a college student studying both in theater and education, I am worried about the future of arts production and integrity as we rely further and further on generative AI.
A Cautious First Foray
In my first post about myself since January, I had a lot of thoughts about my first student teaching assignment at a high school near me.
Where Light Grows
We live in a world, especially in the arts, where “becoming” has almost become a brand.
True to Teegan: The Journey of an Asian American Making Room for Herself in Performing Arts
Happy Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month to everyone from these cultures, especially to those who are rocking the “status quo” and making room for themselves and others in their fields and in the world, like Teegan SinClair is.
What Solo Traveling Has Taught Me
As my semester abroad in Paris wraps up, I thought I would conquer something I felt helped me grow the most: solo traveling.
AI - the Cons Outweigh The Pros
There is no doubt that we live in an AI world.
Earning Time
Upon completing my miniseries with the current five MFA playwrights at UC San Diego, I thought it would be super valuable to hear the perspective of an alum whose work is currently up and running.
My Second Act
I’ve been a student for basically my entire life.
The Final Days
But we will get through this.
My Great Gatsby Experience!
As a student at the University of Central Florida who is from New York, getting to go back to Long Island is a treat.
My Plans for a Restful and Fulfilling Summer Vacation
After a lengthy and action-packed semester, there’s nothing I’m looking forward to more than embracing my summer freedom.
Seizing the Rest of the Semester
Semester is almost over! Everybody cheer! In all seriousness though, this has been a great semester.
Just Keep Moving On
Just as authors experience writer’s block, actors experience….
Diaries of an Ambitious Girl - How I Managed a Busy 2nd Semester
I love Canva because it is easy to use and has all I need to create everything from Instagram posts to flyers.
Diaries of an Ambitious Student: Teaching Again - Writing from the Self
I am presently an Intern for Philadelphia Young Playwrights and a freelance Teaching Artist.
The Wrong Kind of Hand Shake
He stuck his hand out in the classic, dramatic theater kid way, and there it was.
When Art is Perceived
Although Art is meant to be shared and seen, there's something intimidating about actually sharing it, especially when your art always says something about you.
1776: An Actors Perspective
1776 is a hilarious musical that's both entertaining and historically accurate! Here's an actors perspective of the show he's in right now.
Burnot for an Acting Major
Stressed out? Burned out? Hanging by a string? Here are some insight from a freshman acting major on dealing with burnout, even when it seems like it's impossible to move forward.
A Broadway party to pass the torch
My younger brother Josh and I have always had a strong bond over our mutual passion: we are both theatre kids.
When Inspiration Strikes
It's no fun when you are blocked creatively, but it's also not fun when the block is removed when you want nothing more than just sleep.
The Cost of Creation: Heal the Artist, Save the Art
The performing arts demand a unique form of vulnerability.
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