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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.
Workshopping Through the Autumn
On today's blog, bring to you one of the reasons why I’d chosen the University of Winchester instead of a drama school.
Be the Coolest Person at the Halloween Party
Need a last-minute costume? Never fear, this blog post is here!
What Have I Been Up To?
If you've been wondering how my academic year has been going, this is the article for you! It's just a little update about my life.
You Think Harvard, Yale, and Columbia Have Low Acceptance Rates? Try 0.4% for a BFA in Musical Theatre
Nothing beats standing on a stage and telling a beautiful story to a receptive audience.
Dancing with Myself
Feelings are so good at lying to us and tricking us.
Why Music is So Important to Me
Speaking for myself, I listen to music as often as I can and to me, music almost controls my emotions.
#musicaltheatre
Social media has been entirely integrated into the theatre industry.
Climbing Uphill – Ways to Keep Performing When Not Cast
Going to school or college for theatre is something meant to prepare performers for the realities of a career in the arts.
A Return to the Fall Semester
This semester is dissimilar from any other I’ve had, because as I’m writing about my back-to-school experiences, I’m currently in New Jersey in The Conjuring, playing Cindy Perron with RWS Entertainment.
University and How to Make the Most Out of It
This blog post takes a look at the skills that can be developed outside of the classroom through-extracurricular activities and why it should be encouraged for students to participate.
The Benefits of Theater for Kids: Why You Should Encourage Your Children to Get Involved
I have been involved in theater for many years now, both onstage and off.
The Major That Is Often Swept Under The Rug: Theatre
If anyone has told you that being a theatre major is easy, this article is for you.
You Don't Have To Be On Stage To Be On Broadway
Do you love theater, but don't want to be in the spotlight? Well you are in luck because there is more to theater than being on stage!
Why Your Program Needs Student Representatives
What is a Student Representative? An elected leadership position where a student serves as a voice for the program's students in faculty department meetings, and receives student concerns and communicates them to the faculty.
Unifieds…Are They Worth It?
Take my thoughts on Unifieds, and make a choice that works with who you are and what makes you thrive.
O-P-P Opportunity
Lots of my friends and peers have come to me interested about how I make connections and opportunities for myself, and how they can do the same– this entry is my answer! I’m going to talk about some doors that have recently opened for me and how to kickstart opening them yourself!
Sweet Start to a Semester
Our hearts beat as a unit for a few months.
Fear of Failure
The concept of not “making it” is understandably terrifying for people who can’t imagine doing anything else but this career.
Staying Well
The most important thing is to prioritize yourself and your health, happiness, and well-being.
Expecting the Unexpected of Sophomore Year
We all know freshman year is scary and new, junior year is the most stressful and academically challenging, and senior year is the one you can relax just a bit; but what about sophomore year? It's the year of being a ‘wise fool’ (the Greek words meaning sophomore) and nobody really tells you…
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