Creative Fulfillment
While participating in theatre can be beneficial as a child, as soon as you transition into pursuing a career in performing, the way you view acting has to shift.
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Balancing School, Theatre, Work, and Having a Life
'I am a nineteenth century plate spinner, with rods made out of persistence and Lexapro, and plates that look a whole lot like scripts, cash registers, and the AMSCO United States History textbook (Advanced Placement Edition).'
Fighting the Holiday Blues
All I want to do is be all cozy in my jammies and watch movies all day and not move.
November Update
As the semester comes closer to ending, here’s a little update as to what I’m up to.
Giving Thanks for Broadway
There’s another aspect of the parades each year that, although not quite as famous, has had me glued to the TV screen every year since I can remember: the Broadway performances.
Theatre Thankfulness
Hello everyone, and welcome back to my blog! Since Thanksgiving was yesterday, I want to take this moment to recognize all of the theatre-related things we have to be grateful for this year.
How I Balance School and Theater
My first quarter as a senior just came to an end and what a ride it was.
Guide to Survival : Surviving End of Semester Exams
Isn’t it crazy just how quick the semester goes; it is hard to believe that it is almost already over.
Balancing an Actor's Schedule
I am eternally grateful to have these wonderful opportunities, but I won’t lie- being pulled in so many directions can be exhausting.
Learning to Become My Own Teacher
To improve at any skill, you need to practice.
Time Management!
The most important thing to keep in mind, in my opinion, is that there is no right or wrong way to be a good student...
Back to School: A Major Change
Hello! My name is Kimmy and I’m in my 2nd year at Florida Atlantic University.
The Swing Project
In case our New Musical Theatre module was not exciting enough, we have another project this semester that is just as thrilling.
Working to Your Strengths: Using Your Tools Effectively to Maximise Success
A short piece suggesting ways to use the tools available to you as a method to ease your workload and maximise your success!
Everybody Loves Shakespeare! (Whether They Know It Or Not)
Shakespeare’s plays have been the inspiration for many beloved movies and musicals.
True Friendship
It is really quite a simple concept, but I think I have been so caught up in the concept of having friends, that I lost my sense of what really made me a good friendship.
Back To School
It’s back-to-school season, and high school seniors everywhere are clamoring to complete college essays and applications while fighting off severe cases of “senior-itis.” However, there’s a certain group of students that have a whole other admissions process to go through: Auditions.
Broadway's Longevity
The fact that a show like Wicked can have such an emotional impact across generations proves that the longevity of Broadway shows as a whole should not and cannot be underestimated.
Audition Season: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
I loved this audition season.
Student Life and Surviving Midterms
As a student, one can thrive by participating in exciting campus activities to make new friends and get familiar with their new environment.
Who in the World is Elizabeth Charcas?
Fullerton College offers many opportunities that I look forward to taking advantage of.
What It's Like Playing Percussion in Musicals!
I truly feel that in the theater community, I never hear musicians talking about their experiences playing in pit orchestras for musicals (plus, that we just tend to be forgotten at times).
Respect the Tech
Technicians: often overlooked, yet the very foundation of the entertainment industry.
What Musical Each Starship Food Delivery Robot Would Be
If you're a college student, you might know what a Starship food delivery robot is.
Try It on Campus
Seeing every aspect of a creative process made me a more empathic actor.
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