Let It Go
Would you keep talking to someone who is having a conversation with another group? Stop searching for approval in a room that doesn’t want to listen or watch.
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Would you keep talking to someone who is having a conversation with another group? Stop searching for approval in a room that doesn’t want to listen or watch.
After a week’s worth of organization, meetings and rehearsals, it has only just occurred to me how much I am going to miss all of this.
When talking about academic integrity for a performing arts major, the topic becomes a little tricky to discuss.
For the past couple of years, I have had friends tell me I should start an Instagram focused on Broadway.
Theatre is the cornerstone of literally every other art form.
A few weeks of the semester have passed, so it’s finally time to discuss how the new term has been going.
When I started going to school and developing my craft, I ended up dropping most of the ideas that these acting technique books taught me, but I found myself seeking out something else entirely.
So far, getting to work on this show has been really cool.
In high school, academic integrity was at the forefront of my school's philosophy.
I can recall certain instances where actors have bent over backward trying to make themselves available, whether that means calling out of work several times a week so they could attend callbacks or planning their vacations based on when auditions are slow.
The most obvious difference was a lyric change in “Do-Re-Mi.
Thinking about academics? How to have academic integrity? Well Student Writer Destiny has all of the academic integritea for you.
You will never quite be in this place with these people doing the things you are doing ever again, so enjoy all of it.
Each new audition season at Yale, I feel that I learn something new to bring with me into the next.
The tech weeks were approaching for both shows and academic work was not letting up.
As my summer internship at Broadway Grand Rapids comes to an end, here I'll take time to reflect on the experience!
In today's blog I talk about burnout as a college student and give my top 5 tips for preventing it!
The age old question that manifests as every college senior's sleep paralysis demon.
With Marymount I fell I have the best of both worlds: Student life on Campus and life outside.
Try singing every genre, even the ones that you think are out of your wheelhouse, and get an understanding of what you sound best doing.
What do you do when you get to senior year and realize this will be your last call for places or last 5 minute warning? Here's how I, Student Writer Destiny, will be handling my senior year.
My biggest piece of advice to anyone starting the college process would easily be to stay as organized as possible: communicate with your teachers and people who have gone through it before, Google Sheets is your friend, and remember your “Why.
Advocating for yourself helps you understand your worth as you take control of your career.
The feeling of rejection is difficult, to say the least.
Who protects your favorite shows from illegally being reproduced? Who ensures your favorite artists are being fairly paid? Who makes sure marketing for your favorite shows is appropriate and legal? Entertainment lawyers.