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I get it can be hard to be by yourself, especially if you have a laundry list of things to do, but I promise you, if you take time for yourself, even if it’s only for an hour, the quality of your work will be a million times better.
I have not been in the theatre world, for a long time.
As a college student currently in the midst of finals, I understand the pain of doing loads of school work and trying to organize for the end of the semester while being exhausted by an entire year's worth of hard work.
Hello y’all! For the next couple of months, I’m shining a light on one of the coolest parts of UC San Diego’s theatre department.
Welcome back for part 2 of How To Build A Portfolio where I take you on my journey through our showreel module and hopefully these blog help you discover what might be helpful for your portfolio too.
Today marks my 20th birthday.
Although I am going to be a BFA musical theatre major next year, I have never been the lead in any of my high school musicals.
I am also so fortunate that one of my best friends also got chosen to direct it, and our cast is so wonderful and has done a beautiful job of bringing this story to life.
Last Thursday was World Theatre Day, a.
I absolutely loved this trip.
Just a little moment of me re-evaluating my time management skills and my work-life balance after my spring break almost completely tipped into the opposite territory I'm used to.
Managing coursework, student involvement, friends, and good grades is a difficult thing to learn.
For my spring break this year, I ventured into my first-ever solo vacation.
Every actor, at some point in their career, has faced rejection, whether from an audition, a workshop, or a prescreen.
In any case where your passion is integrated into your work, it can be easy to forget to take a break.
As a theatre major with a passion for stationary and a love of organization, if there’s one thing I know, it’s planning.
They always say it’s a whirlwind this time of year, and honestly, that feels about right.
This trip started out very unexpectedly.
Midterms stressful? Feeling stressed, upset, tired, angry, overwhelmed? Here's how an acting major survives balancing both this pursuit of acting and long week of midterms.
Hello y’all! For the next couple of months, I’m shining a light on one of the coolest parts of UC San Diego’s theatre department.
Burnt out, stressed out, hanging by a string? Here's how I handle intense & immense amounts of work, responsibilities and perseverance for the theatre as a freshman acting major.
No show, casting panel, or process will be the same, so take these tips with a grain of salt.
As pressure loads and deadlines become stricter, it’s easy to become overwhelmed and lose control of your activities.
I am by no means an expert, but I have come up with a few ways that I manage my work-life balance that has resulted in getting good grades and seeing doing what I want to do (which is usually going to a show).
As I've gotten older and been introduced to more things, there are certain theatre-related genres or artists that I've grown more fond of.
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