Reframing Success: What Truly Defines You as an Artist
As the spring semester kicks off, so does the whirlwind of auditions, applications, and fresh opportunities.
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As the spring semester kicks off, so does the whirlwind of auditions, applications, and fresh opportunities.
Auditions stressing you out? Having a hard time feeling comfortable and audition ready? Here's how to master your audition with tips and tricks from an acting major to make your life a bit easier!
Early spring hits each year and I am always faced with an overwhelming number of tasks.
I’ve always considered myself a creative person.
In class, we dove into the age of romanticism and how that movement influenced theatre at its time.
I grew up in Tallahassee, Florida, which believe it or not, has an impressive arts community.
Transferring schools can be a difficult adjustment.
Ella Sigurdsson is a costume designer, makeup artist, and theater artist; along with being a full-time student in the department of theatre arts at Western Connecticut State University (WCSU).
Four jobs, multiple other on and off campus roles, a 4.0, and a grant to work on a dream project at my college.
There are no words to describe the adrenaline rush of being in an audition room or seeing your name on a cast list.
I love getting to do things like this.
For as long as I can remember I have been performing in some capacity.
At my university, one of the performing arts clubs, Dramatic PAWS, is producing Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic.
Studying abroad has been like one giant whirlwind so far.
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.
The first time I did a show for more than one night, our director told us not to fall victim to the 'Sophomore Slump'.
So far, I am loving UCF.
Growing up in a small beach town, opportunities in the arts and humanities were slim to none, so moving to a city like Orlando has broadened my horizons with what I can pursue.
Hi there, and welcome to my first ever blog post! My name is Eva Viciana, and I’m so excited to share my journey in the world of entertainment with you all! Currently, I’m studying Entertainment Business at Oklahoma City University.
Meet Maxwell 'Max' DeVivo, one of our new student bloggers! In this blog, he shares what theatrical projects he's currently working on, how he got into acting, singing & performing, as well as his experiences in joining a performing arts high school as an acting freshman major.
As a senior in high school who is anxiously awaiting the beginning of her BFA musical theater journey, I'm trying to savor every last moment of high school.
2025, while proceeding achingly slowly and all-too-quickly all at once, is in full swing.
Meet Joe Shoen, One of our student bloggers for the Fall/Winter season! Read about his experience in the performing arts and learn about the newest production he has taken on.
As mentioned in my latest article, I’ve written a musical! I’ve written several chunks of musicals and more MT style songs than I can count, but for the first time I’m actually doing it! This is the one I want to be my first composer/songwriter debut, opposed to the several plays I’ve…
I can’t control my employers, honestly can I even control myself at this point?.....