New York City Arts on a Budget
In total since being here I have seen fifty-five shows, and you just might be wondering how I do it, and to add to that, how I do it on a budget.
Student Blogs — Page 45
First-person stories from college and theatre students.
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Dance Days of Summer
Growing up, I claimed to be a 'self-taught' dancer, which really just meant I loved dancing, but never found my way into formal training.
Life's a Circus & I Play Every Act
I have always been an academic and an athletic kind of person but when I was first met with having to balance these two components in my course, and maintaining my personal life, it was like a circus.
Time Management as a Musical Theatre Major
When I have a busier-than-normal day ahead of me, I take time the night before to make a game plan and organize my priorities.
Experiencing Italy, Philippine, and Greece, All in One City
One of the best things about living in Vancouver is the huge number of cultural festivals in the summer.
10 Challenges I Didn't Anticipate During the Musical Theatre College Audition Process
This past year has made me tough, yet compassionate and a hard worker who knows the value of rest.
Conversations with Friends: Gena Treyvus
I chat with a good friend about her experiences as an up-and-coming playwright!
Summertime Studies and Stressors
While some students are soaking in the sun after a year of hard work, many others are keeping the books open for a summer semester.
Performing Arts Is Alive In the Community!
The best events come from the performances that are just at the right time.
Broadway At Home
One of my favorite memories over the pandemic was spending Saturday nights in my backyard with my friends.
Attempting To Introduce 1st Graders to Jonathan Larson
Instead of heading straight for “1, 2, 3.
Method Acting
A good way to describe method acting is “reality acting.” When going into a role an actor or actress will usually start thinking how their character would think, how they would move, and all their motives.
Independent Living ft. Musical Theatre
A triple threat course is obviously not an easy feat but with all that I have learnt in my first year, I would not give anything else up for the world.
My Experience as a Transfer Student in Musical Theatre
Choosing a college is a notoriously stress-inducing process, and it certainly wasn’t any easier the second time around.
Theater At Westminster Christian Academy
“Our theater program equips us with talented mentors who take the art very seriously.
A Week in the City
I knew I could do this.
The College Audition Conservatory
A BFA in musical theatre is one of the most challenging and demanding majors, with acceptance rates as low as 5 to 9% and an average of 20 students per program.
Broadway on Tour!
Touring productions make theater more accessible overall: not just geographically, but financially as well.
My Adventures in New York City!
My amazing trip to New York came to a close as my mom and I boarded our bus to take us back home to Delaware.
Yes, You Can Diversify Your Skills In Theatre
I can confidently tell you that studying and practicing multiple disciplines in and outside the classroom – arts administration, production, and performance – has made my academic career more valuable to me.
How Cosplaying Helped Me As an Actor
'I found a hobby that can allow me to continue discovering my love for acting, and combine it with my love for my favorite fandoms.
Asking My Computer Science Boyfriend What Acting Terms Mean
My boyfriend, Lewis, works in web design.
Welcome to Summer: Emily Edition!
Student blogger Emily Townley talks about her theatre (and non-theatre) related plans!
The Theater Takeover
It starts small.
Fighting Imposter Syndrome as a Performer
Throughout my theater career, I have gone through periods of time where I have no confidence.
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