Reflections on Student Blogging
Looking back on this experience, I have learned a considerable amount about myself as a writer, theatremaker, and student.
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My Experiences Writing with BroadwayWorld
As I graduate from high school in a few days, and head to Ball State University in the fall to study stage management, I cannot wait to continue to write and share my thoughts and experiences for BroadwayWorld.
Turning Doom Into Determination!
Before we give in to those who doubt us, and believe our paths will lead to many heartbreaks, I hope that we can all disregard these negative premonitions and realize our collective ability to help and recreate this industry so it will continue on, in the immediate future and far beyond.
Be a Sponge!
After writing 16 blogs in the past eight months for BroadwayWorld, what has surprised me the most is how the best blog ideas often come from the most random moments in my life!
Do I Have to Market Myself on Social Media?
These days, it seems like everyone is getting hired based on their social media presence.
Theater: My Outlet, My Refuge, My Joy
Getting to write about the thing I love most and bring awareness to outlets that many people may not think about has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my college career so far.
Messages and Meanings from Favorite Works Through a College Lens
In all of my favorite works, I think that the lessons presented are unique and widely applicable, especially in college.
Finding a Textual, Theatrical Community
Through Broadway World, I’ve developed an unknown pride for something other than performing.
Stevie Nicks was Right about Changes
How many times can I talk about the changes in my life on this blog? Count how many blogs I’ve written and you’ll find out!
Making Costumes Be Alive
It’s all the little details like sweaters and jewelry coming together that make it magical.
Coming Full Circle
Sometimes a freshman can enter the costume closet knowing nothing and leave as a senior with the full history of so many pieces of the clubs history as part of their being.
Acting Is...
I have been writing student blogs for BroadwayWorld for 6 months now.
Seeing Theatre Through a New Lens
Writing is so much more than expressing ideas on a page, and if done with sincerity, it can take a surprisingly long time–that may be my biggest takeaway from my first attempt at blogging.
A Streetcar Named Finals- The Last Week of the Semester
Being a theater lighting student is hard to explain to family and friends who haven’t gone through the same version of finals as you have.
Switching Majors, Transferring, and Growing Up! Oh My!
From 2025-2026, I was a BFA Musical Theatre major at a college.
Not Every Role Happens Onstage
Writing about my experiences studying theatre in college and everything that I have learned along the way is something I never envisioned myself doing.
54 Below
The semester ended, and I hopped on a train to New York City.
Growth Through Expression
Since I was very young, theatre has been the thing that I orbit.
How Lessons From My First Year As A Musical Theatre Student Helped Me Land My First Paid Gig
As I have been reflecting on this past year and reeling about my exciting summer plans, I have realized just how much my first year of musical theatre training has prepared me for this job.
Everything's Coming Up Theatre
A year ago, I was nervous about entering my last year as a teenager.
Ar(t) You More Creative Than You Think?
Bring this article to your boyfriend who says he is “just not an arts person.” Bring it to your roommate who thinks creativity only belongs to painters, actors, and people who carry around sketchbooks for fun.
Opening the Dance Floor to the Most Joyful of Dancers
At an elite dance studio in my hometown, dancers show up for practice like clockwork.But these dancers aren’t worried about triple pirouettes or perfectly pointed toes.
Growing on My Own Timeline
I am going to make the progress I need to make on my own timeline, even if it doesn’t happen all at once, and I am always evolving as an artist and as a person, and that will never change.
Moments In The Woods
“Into the Woods, it’s time to go, I hate to leave, I have to though.” There’s something haunting about those lyrics from Into the Woods.
All the World’s a Stage
Regardless of whether you find yourself onstage, backstage or simply watching the stage, you'll find that what you take with you past the proscenium travels further than you'd expect.
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