A Summer of Balance
This summer definitely looks different from what I had planned back in January, but I am thrilled with the way things have turned out.
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Starting Stella Adler
This summer, however, I am a student in group A of the Stella Adler Summer Conservatory program.
Guide to Summer Romance Novels
What’s not to love about two career enemies staying in neighboring beach houses for the summer and falling in love through forced small-town interactions? Whether you’re escaping to your beach house, interning at a big corporation, or working a minimum wage job to pay the bills, fantasizing…
Summer Fun Has Begun!
How do I keep the MT flow going? I practice music I’m working on almost every day, strengthen my knowledge through books, and learning new monologues to have in my back pocket for the upcoming school year and beyond! A good way to multitask is doing any of these tasks while getting a tan outside!…
My Week at the Lanford Wilson New American Play Festival
I don’t think I’ve ever left an event feeling quite so inspired to work on my writing and wanting to work on new work.
Take a Break: What Do We Do When We Aren't Performing?
'Productivity for my career doesn’t necessarily have to mean auditioning and taking jobs.
Welcome to Summer --- Performer Turned Choreographer
This summer, I decided to take on the task of choreographing the entirety of Seussical KIDS for a middle school summer program.
The Un-Summer Season at Home
I will be honest; I've never had a summer break before because we don't have any seasons in Malaysia.
“Perfect Summer” Didn't Go As Planned And That's Okay
The FOMO of it all is really getting to me.
The Struggle to Watch the Tony Awards As a Broke Student in Canada
I'm a theater lover, so the Tony Awards is important for me.
Ruby's Survival Guide for the Musical Theatre College Audition
Each year high school seniors across the globe work tirelessly on college applications.
Summer… What To Do?
School is finally over.
Home for the Summer
That’s part of what summer is about: family.
Summertime Opera in Rural Upstate New York
I’m from San Antonio, Texas, and have never visited New York before.
Living Summer Break to the Fullest
I could not be more excited for the summer I have ahead.
Crying In JAGGED LITTLE PILL
As you get older, you begin to lose that childish part of yourself that made you feel so sure of who you are and you look for pieces to replace it.
Making the Most of the Summer Ahead
Whatever it is you’re doing this summer, enjoy it.
Broadway: Good For You, Bad For The Bank
Broadway shows are expensive, and here are a few ways I try and keep the cost down.
Academic Integrity and AI
So, I sat down in my usual seat, the teacher took attendance, and then asked everyone who knew what Chat GPT was to raise their hand.
What I Wish I Knew...
Hello again, readers! I hope you all are well! Happy summer vacation, to those of you who have completed your spring semester of school! As I have just completed my first full year of being a college student, I wanted to take an opportunity to reflect on the things I wish I knew before college.
What Now?
If you’re not going out on a contract for the summer, DO NOT BE WORRIED! This is not a time to bog yourself down and feel bad for yourself - in fact, there’s two things you can do about it...
Benefits of Maintaining Academic Integrity
With the ability to auto-generate essays and access Google, Sparknotes, and Photomath, it is easy to abuse the moral code of academic integrity.
A Theatre Major Takes On Opera
Being in the ensemble of Carmen was probably one of the most fulfilling experiences I’ve had in my life as a theatre artist thus far.
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