The Art of the Audition
Nearly every great performance was preceded by an audition.
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Nearly every great performance was preceded by an audition.
I feel the usual pre-performance nerves kick in.
Whether it be for a school production or community theater, the drama surrounding a cast list can be endless.
As per New Year tradition, here are some of my resolutions for 2024 and suggestions I have for other college students considering their own resolutions for this year.
In life, many people plan out many things, which can include travel plans, school plans, or goals they want to accomplish.
At some point in your life, you may experience something called burnout.
Some people may look at this and be confused but the honest truth is academic integrity is something students, especially college students practice naturally as it has been ingrained in us since the very beginning of our academic journey.
Anybody who holds a deep, profound passion in theatre, film and music will be familiar with this, these fields are often overlooked and undervalued.
Burnout can be a subject that a lot of people are familiar with but don't talk about too often.
Sharing is caring- or is it? When it comes to theatre, sharing holds us all together, for the better, and every downside to it has an up.
Burnout.
To say this time off has been needed is an understatement.
I gave myself grace and I took the pressure off of myself.
Burnout can be difficult to navigate, but with a few tips and tricks you can get back to it in no time.
As the year comes to a close, I’d like to put out into the world some hopes for 2024.
As the year comes to a close, I’d like to go over some of the highlights of my theatrical year.
I’m already halfway into my degree.
There are some parts of 2023 I want to take with me and some I want to leave as I step into the new year.
In my experience, restlessness over winter break is caused by the harsh transition from working myself to the bone- to then doing absolutely nothing but relaxing over the holiday break.
With finals week around the corner and a week of auditions ahead of me, earlier this month just when I was starting to reach the most important crunch time of my semester… I tested positive for COVID-19.
Chances are that if you’re auditioning for musical theatre college programs, you’ve scheduled some of your auditions to take place at either New York, Chicago, or LA Unifieds.
I wouldn’t take back any of my extracurriculars; I had to learn how to stay on track.
When it comes to presentations, speeches, or performances, every instance is different.
Many jobs other than performing go into creating and running a Broadway or professional show.
This is an article written by the biggest procrastinator in the world.