Kansas City Director Interview
Local director Nancy Eppert has been in the world of directing for 30 years, and I had the great pleasure of asking her a few questions about her craft.
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Interesting facts about the Musical theater in Two Different Countries
Last summer and this winter, I visited Broadway with the intention of exploring the series of cultures related to Broadway, rather than just watching the shows.
Playwriting
I have always loved writing and used to want to pursue a career as an author.
Burning the Wick at Both Ends
To be 100% honest, I’m feeling the effects of burnout.
What, Like It's Hard? (It Is)
In the midst of finals week, I am experiencing (as most students do) burnout.
Student Life: Spring Edition
Needless to say, even though there are only two weeks left of the semester (one week of classes and then finals week, crazy!!) student life is still going strong and is as bustling and lively as ever! The end of the semester is also always a particularly exciting and busy time for students involved
How to Survive Burnout Season
Though it may currently feel like you’re drowning in work and you have no will to continue, don’t let the stress of the moment let you lose sight of why you came to college in the first place, and how proud you will be when you finish.
Combating Burnout
We make mistakes and get burnt out and there’s nothing wrong with that.
Burnout - Headaches, No Appetite, Vomiting, and Writer's Block
If you want to be a writer, you need to be writing.
Overcoming Burnout
We all have the power to push through and persevere through trying and busy times in our lives.
My Book is Being Published!
I don’t know much about the process of creating a new musical, but I imagine the fundamentals are similar to writing a book (only with music).
It's Good To Be Alive!
Last semester as part of Lab, I was the assistant stage manager (as well as the assistant script coordinator) for Ibsen's A Doll's House.
Burnt from Burnout
Burnout: every student’s inevitable nightmare.
Helpful Tools
Things have gotten pretty busy in my world recently.
An Ode to My Friends, My Chosen Family
Humans need other humans.
A Performer Backstage
Overall try to stay open-minded, kind, and grateful.
Being a Theatre Major at a Sports School
Though we may have different preferences when it comes to the live content we consume, we are all deeply connected by the human desire to gather, engage with, and be a part of something greater, whether that takes place in a theatre or a stadium, in the wings offstage or the service level beneath th
Top 8 Must-Try Restaurants in NYC
Sick of dining hall food? I got you.
The Eternal Tightrope: Actors and the Balancing Act
Life is a balancing act - how can we avoid falling off one side or another? This is one of my tools for staying on track and avoiding a collapse in my life as an actor.
Spring Update and Whats to Come!
'This news makes me both uncontrollably excited and nervous all at once', come read about some of the exciting new ventures I am undertaking with zero experience but a lot of charisma.
ANIMAL FARM and the Rogue and Peasant Aces
I wanted to take the opportunity to tell you, readers, about the show I am performing in this semester.
Decisions... A Year Later
As we learned in my blog, Decisions Are Hard, Boston University School of Theatre BFAers are tasked with declaring their major within the school halfway around through their second semester freshman year.
What Do Ushers Do In Musical Theater?
Due to my interest in the performing arts, I started working as a house usher in a Korean theater this year.
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