The Revelation of Third Year
As of last week, after our music literacy assessment on a bright Monday, we have come to the end of second year.
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Rejection Hurts
Rejection is never easy.
Best Purchases I Made for My MT Major
As I finish out my first year of college as a Theatre Performance/MT major in New York City (omg), I am reflecting back on the best purchases I made for my time in school this year and for future endeavors.
Burnout: Top 5 Symptoms
I'm back with another post on BURNOUT.
Integrity is Everything
For theatre majors specifically, integrity is what will set you apart.
Your Type
Type can be a tricky topic.
The Power of Comedy
While drama is super important to the theater industry, the value of comedic productions cannot be ignored.
Junior Year in Review
Junior year of high school is infamous for being the busiest and most intense.
8 Musical Theatre Songs That GIVE Spring Vibes
[March 2024]---- Hello again readers! As the semester rolls into the springtime (yay), I'm thinking about all the theatre songs that give STRONG spring vibes in my opinion.
A Different Perspective on Cheating
College opens many opportunities.
For Future Students of the Arts
Overall, I genuinely believe that these past three years have gone exactly as they were meant to, and I wouldn't change a thing.
Training Post Graduation
In order to keep up my daily training, I knew I needed to find a personal routine that I could uphold whether or not I had room in my budget for classes, coaching sessions, and lessons.
'Honesty Is The Best Policy' - My Experience With Academic Integrity
Academic integrity is incredibly important to me.
The Rusty Month of May
I got home from school two weeks ago, had graduation, and now that my break has finally started… I have a million things to do.
Had to Find My Way
Surprise! I graduated college! Today marks the one week anniversary of me receiving my Associate’s Degree of Arts in Theatre.
A 'Wicked' Double Act
Being a twin is such a blessing, but it does come with the potential for comparison.
Beating the Stress of Choosing Classes
Remember that there are people who are there to help you if you look in the right places.
The Power of 'Yes'
Two months into college, I auditioned for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
Committing to a College
So you’ve finished the college audition process.
My Old Playground
I hope to not get too repetitive in my blogs, but there is a lot to say about the shy girl who loved theater (aka I wrote a letter to my younger self because I'm proud of her and I hope she feels the same way about me).
My Experience with Devised Theatre
Playing with Poe’s works and diving into the realm of devising for the first time was a real growth experience for my peers and I.
A Theatre Kid Behind a Follow Spot
Just this weekend, from the 10th to the 11th, we completed the third year’s run of Women On The Verge of a Nervous Breakdown.
Academic Integrity: You Owe It to Yourself
'Cheating in academics is only cheating yourself of your potential.
Summer in the City
Living in the city for the summer can be daunting.
Warning: College Finals Are Actually Really Hard
No one warns you about how difficult finals are in college (or at least I wasn't warned).
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