How I Got to Direct My Dream Show
It finally hit me— I called my mom to tell her that I was going to submit to direct Little Women, a musical of which I love and was familiar with because it was also my senior year musical in high school.
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The Key to Managing Burnout
One creative outlet outshined the rest— musical theater— and I began to really dive into theater in middle school and high school.
Greenhills Theater: A Final Bow
My final musical at Greenhills, Something Rotten, is a bittersweet farewell to the theater community that’s shaped me.
Burnout- How I’ve Been Experiencing It This Semester and How I’ve Overcome It
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.
My Trip to Singapore: A Journey with a Theme
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.
An End of Year Reflection on the Semester
In an end of year reflection, student blogger Piper Greisl looks back on her first semester as a junior and her first semester as a theatre student.
Identity: How Much Does What We Do Define Who We Are?
This entry is a bit more personal, but it explores my experience and perception of my identity concerning the things I do and how that changes as I grow up.
Maintaining Passion in the Face of Burnout
Student blogger Piper Greisl discusses how she avoids and treats burnout in order to continue pursuing passions and hobbies.
Back on the Horse
To me, theater is the coolest thing in the entire world.
What Happened to Theater Etiquette?
Members of an audience all should know that buying a ticket means they have entered an unspoken agreement.
Reframing Auditioning this New Year
Starting in January, I have audition after audition for either graduate school programs or summer stock/internships.
The Creative Process
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!
Winter Break: Resting and Rejuvinating
This winter break, I am really trying to focus on relaxing and resting.
Co-Artistic Directing HOLIPLAY
It was so cool to get to be on the inside of putting together a show like this.
Just Do It (Yourself)!
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.
Bored Over Break? I've Got You!
As a college student, I find it can be difficult to decide what to do with downtime.
A Fire Within 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.
Burnout May Be Strong, But You Are Stronger!
In todays blog, we discuss the common feeling of burnout and ways that we can overcome that feeling while find time for ourselves!
Mastering the Internship Hunt
Although the internship search can be daunting, the payoff from a summer in the professional world is immeasurable.
Getting Refreshed After Burnout
I have been told many times the various ways to avoid burnout.
Burnout Isn’t a Dirty Word
Burnout seems to have become a staple of the college student archetype – especially in the arts.
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.
A Day at Disneyland!
The whole day was one of pure bliss and nostalgia.
The Tempest: Revisited
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.
Studying Theatre in Europe
This semester, my home has been the 19th district of Vienna, Austria.
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