What Happened to Theater Etiquette?
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Members of an audience all should know that buying a ticket means they have entered an unspoken agreement.
Starting in January, I have audition after audition for either graduate school programs or summer stock/internships.
Today, we will discuss each of these steps in hopes of understanding what each one means and how to respond or cater to that step throughout the process!
This winter break, I am really trying to focus on relaxing and resting.
It was so cool to get to be on the inside of putting together a show like this.
You are the only person on this planet who has come up with the set of ideas, concepts, and goals that you currently have rolling around within your brain and there is something definitively miraculous in that.
My final musical at Greenhills, Something Rotten, is a bittersweet farewell to the theater community that’s shaped me.
Your local overachiever and workaholic in the making shares and ponders the way she handles burnout while burning out during the experience that is finals week.
As a college student, I find it can be difficult to decide what to do with downtime.
Burnout can be overwhelming! In this post, I share how I've navigated burnout this semester and offer strategies for finding balance, setting boundaries, and reconnecting with creativity.
Join me on my 4-day solo trip to Singapore, where I explored the world of Crazy Rich Asians, delved into the rich Peranakan culture, and unexpectedly uncovered the history of LGBT rights in the city.
In todays blog, we discuss the common feeling of burnout and ways that we can overcome that feeling while find time for ourselves!
Although the internship search can be daunting, the payoff from a summer in the professional world is immeasurable.
I have been told many times the various ways to avoid burnout.
Burnout seems to have become a staple of the college student archetype – especially in the arts.
The whole day was one of pure bliss and nostalgia.
This semester, my home has been the 19th district of Vienna, Austria.
No matter how comfortable I became in a theatrical environment, there was always something in me that was extremely anti-improv.
Before coming to Loyola University Chicago, I knew essentially nothing about the school’s theatre program.
It’s one thing to be a member of different on-campus organizations, but it’s another thing to actually be involved.
At the end of the day actors, professional or not, are all those same kids who would make up plays to perform at family gatherings, would break into song whenever so moved during recess, and dance like no one is watching even if everyone is.
As I roll into the final weeks of school before finals, the world seems to be sending me different challenges from every direction all at once.
That’s how I got started writing plays.
At the start of my freshman year, I didn’t get involved in any clubs or organizations, even though I had always been involved in several extracurricular activities at a time since elementary school and Temple has plenty of music and theater performance clubs.
Student Blogger Piper Greisl recently performed in a production of 'Cabaret' in Tallahassee, Florida.