Senior Year and What I'm Doing Differently
The idea of senior year is indeed quite daunting; It’s the last year of school for most people, and you are expected to have a good idea of what you are going to do post graduation.
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Dealing with Burnout
Fighting burnout is hard.
Give Your Regards to Broadway: The Importance of Seeing Live Theatre
As the Summer theatre season is coming to a close, I think about how fortunate I’ve been to see as many shows as I have this year.
Studying Theatre Outside of the Classroom
This semester, I’m continuing my education abroad in Vienna, Austria!! Though I will not be directly studying theatre in class, there will be many ways I can expand my theatre knowledge out and about in Vienna.
Advice For Incoming College Students
It’s finally that time of year again: college move-in season! As a sophomore, I remember my freshman year all too well.
Your Back-to-School Essentials
School is just around the corner and you may be right in the midst of packing and thinking through move-in.
Back to School: My Last First Day!
I’ve got a lot going on, (big shock) but I wouldn’t want it any other way.
From Page to Stage: Dramaturgy in Munich
Prior to being cast as Hans, I had already been assigned to research him as part of my duties as a dramaturg.
The Inspiration Plague: How to Cure College Burnout
There are many things in our world today that make burnout far too common among current high school and college students.
JMU Studio Theatre; Student Lead, Produced, and Directed Theatre
The JMU Studio Theatre has been making student produced, directed, and written work for a while now.
New Knowledge About New England and Theatre
I learned so much in the 10 weeks I spent in New Hampshire doing summer stock–from the ubiquitous Dunkin's to how to use certain power tools.
Toasting Burnout with Megan
Burnout is never great but developing coping skills early on in a safe educational setting can help you as you advance in your theatrical career.
Beating Burnout
It was the end of my sophomore year in college, what we not-so-jokingly called “Sophomore Slaughter,” when I experienced burnout for the first time.
My Time as a Summer Camp Counselor
I could yap and yap and yap about this camp for days.
Trying Not to Burn Out
Burning out? Feeling engulfed in work? Don't stress, student blogger Destiny has some ways to help.
Welcome to Senior Year!
Senior year has already been one like no other, and I look forward to continuing to update my blog with all the exciting events that take place over the course of the remaining 164 days until graduation!
The First 'No'
I think it is easy to look at rejections and jump to conclusions about your worth or talent.
When 525,600 Minutes Turn Into 0
As many college students do, I arrived on campus and was shocked by the amount of time I had.
What I Couldn't Perform Without
One of my favorite things to watch on YouTube and TikTok is rehearsal bag packing; it is, truly, something I will never scroll away from.
Balancing Act: Tools to Manage Course Load, Theatre, and Work Responsibilities!
Navigating a busy schedule can be challenging, but with the right tools, you can turn chaos into order.
The Do's And Don'ts Of Dorm Supplies
When you’re an incoming college freshman, it can be very overwhelming.
Writers Block
I imagine that I will magically wake up one day and suddenly something will change.
Getting out of Your Comfort Zone
Fear of perception will shut you down as an actor, but the opinions others hold about you are completely outside of your control.
It's What You Make of It
Like any job, it truly is what you make of it, but working in a theatrical environment while in school is a great way to gain experience, earn money, and learn while you work
Cancel All Your Parties and Come See PARADE!
Ariana Glaser, Mary Phagan, details her summer spent performing in Cultural Arts Playhouse's Production of Parade.
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