Opinion: Politics and Art are Inseparable
One of the worst bad-faith criticisms you can find of anything is the idea that something was “too political” or “had an agenda” and is therefore not something you should engage with.
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100 of What You've Got
The past year has been a constant learning experience for me as an artist.
A Love Letter To The Drama Bookshop
Sometimes the motivation for getting work done can be found in finding a good place to get work done.
Course Registration as a BA Theatre Student
Though course registration can be one of the most stressful times of year, I also think it’s the most fun! I love looking through all of my options and picking my ideal schedule.
Learning Time Management
I have a lot going on this semester, which has been both a blessing and a curse.
Keeping Up While Off Stage
Recently, I've had to step back from theater which was fine until I went to see a show.
How Do You Acquire Funding for the Arts?
In todays blog, we discuss the two main steps that you need to take in order to acquire the sustainable funding for your visual and performing arts programs.
Passing the Script, A Playwright's Reflection
Playwriting is a passion of mine that I hold very dearly, and plan on keeping in my life into my professional career.
When Art Meets Impact
Why do we create art? This broad yet poignant question is always plaguing the minds of performing arts practitioners, especially in light of trying and divisive global events.
Schedules, Sanity, and Self-Care
Each student’s approach to staying sane in the busiest times of the year is different, and it’s important to find the cocktail that works for you.
College, and Shows, and Work – Oh My!
Student blogger Piper Greisl explains how she balances attending university full-time with a job at a local theatre, rehearsals for shows she performs in, and more.
A Perspective Shift on Gratitude
Thanksgiving is one of my most favorite times of year.
Seeing the Sights: Things to Do in Cape Girardeau
Those are just a few of the fun things to do around Cape G.
Acting Like an Off-Broadway Actor
At the end of October, I was given the incredible opportunity of traveling with a few other theatre students at my school to New York City, where for a whole weekend we lived the life of off-Broadway actors living in NYC.
Balancing Law and Theater
Not a theater major, but a theater lover at heart! Join me as I share how my passion for theater and my journey through law school intersect, from mock trials inspired by fairy tales to finding support in amazing friends.
Practicing Gratitude: What I'm Thankful For
It’s been a very hectic week with lots of exams and assignments, but even in stressful times, it’s important to practice gratitude.
Studying Theatre Abroad…Is It Worth It?
In this blog post I discuss the perks and pitfalls of studying theatre abroad!
Managing The Madness
In this post, I go through the five things that help me to stay focused and motivated.
How to Manage the 'Theatre Life' While Also Being a Full-Time Student
In todays blog, we discuss how you can find ways to build and manage that healthy balance between the crazy schedule of the 'theatre life' and the workload of a student.
How My Plans Are (or Aren’t) Changing This Semester
My plans for this semester are a mix of the familiar and the new.
Post-It Fix-It: Managing Courses Approaching Finals
When I get overwhelmed with assignments or the ever present anxiety of forgetting things, my solution has always been a sticky note.
Managing a Busy Schedule: My Favorite Tools and Tricks
My days are packed with classes, tech theater, and lab work, but after some trial and error, I've found a few strategies that help keep me organized.
Scheduling Madness
Theatre kids are no strangers to busy schedules.
A Busy Schedule (What’s New?)
I am no stranger to a full schedule in the realm of theatre, usually finding myself engaged in several projects at once.
The Journey To Declaring My Major
Declaring your major can be very daunting, especially when you aren’t sure what you want to study.
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