How to (Maybe?) Combat Burnout: Your Power and the Power of Art
I have not been in the theatre world, for a long time.
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My Second Act
I’ve been a student for basically my entire life.
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.
The Final Days
But we will get through this.
Just Keep Moving On
Just as authors experience writer’s block, actors experience….acting block? Blocking block? Whatever you want to call it, the experience of encountering a lack of motivation, increases in stress, and a dread for the thing you’re supposed to love is something I’m sure most theatre students…
Seizing the Rest of the Semester
Semester is almost over! Everybody cheer! In all seriousness though, this has been a great semester.
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.
Overcoming Burnout
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Wrong Kind of Hand Shake
He stuck his hand out in the classic, dramatic theater kid way, and there it was.
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 Cost of Creation: Heal the Artist, Save the Art
The performing arts demand a unique form of vulnerability.
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.
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.
Staying Organized and Positive When the Work Feels Too Much
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.
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.
Student Blog: No Small Parts… Just Short Actors
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.
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.
Writing for Yourself
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.
20 Years, Finding My Center
Today marks my 20th birthday.
To Build A Portfolio 2.0
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.
Writing My Last College Play
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.
Senior Showcase
I absolutely loved this trip.
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