Dealing With Burnout Pt. 2
Dealing with burnout is not enjoyable.
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Road Trip!
As spring break approaches for the University of Evansville, one annual event that brings forth a host of both UE and UET perspective students is Road Trip.
Auditioning - Doing Your Best Throughout a Nerve-Wracking, Uncontrollable Process
Auditioning is an integral part of being an actor.
Academic Integrity - Why It's Still Important and How to Put it Into Practice
With a new semester already underway, college students are taking time to settle into their new routine and familiarize themselves with their courses.
Class is Back in Session!
From business classes to costume design to French film, this semester started out as quite the whirlwind! Read up on the beginning of a *fingers crossed* successful spring semester at Wagner.
A Love Letter to BA Theatre Majors
You inspire me everyday with your bursting creativity, your wide array of talents and skills, and your insightful knowledge and appreciation of all areas of theatrical production and performance.
Experiencing the Musicals in Two Different Countries
Last few years, I had the experience of watching some musicals in Korea.
Art Against Anti-Semitism
Having Jewish stories and Jewish artists shine in the theater and in other works of art is just one of many ways to combat antisemitism, as well as teach the world about what it means to be Jewish now.
'Back to School' From The Mount to The Joyce
From the Dance Department assembly in The Great Hall of Marymount Manhattan College to the intimate stage of The Joyce Theatre, my last “first day” of the semester will go down in history.
Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting College for Theatre
You’ll get the hang of things I promise and you’re going to love it.
Back to School
Finding new ways to appreciate life is something everyone should do, especially if you are so wrapped up in one thing for such strenuous periods of time.
Back to School: University Life is Back to Normal
In February 2023, college life finally returned to normal.
Back To School... in -13°
This semester has been a whirlwind of little sleep, even less food, and a lot of shivering.
Balancing our Crazy Crazy World
I know we all have our heart and soul set on musical theater, but our hearts have room for more passions and more people.
I'm Beginning to See the Light
I mentioned in my last blog post that I'm a writer, one who loves all things theatre.
On Writing: Navigating Criticism & Anxiety
As noted in my previous blog post, this semester I am taking two creative writing courses.
Here We Go! Spring Semester!
During the first semester of first year, everyone was still getting used to the brand-new environment, discovering the school's style and vibe.
Midterms Survival Guide
There’s something brewing in the air, and it’s not just the odd wave of cold weather that’s descended on my college’s campus this week.
The Art and The Artist
I firmly believe that the best mode of learning for an artist is through the consumption of other art.
Back to Campus
In musicals, when something is going wrong, you sing a song.
Out-Let Yourself Go
A common thing performers will say when asked about why they love theatre is that it's a 'great outlet' for them.
Beating the Back to School Blues
The first few weeks of the spring semester probably make up my least favorite time of year.
Nerds for Marvel and Musicals
Fandom-ism isn't a one-way street, for the most part at least.
How to Survive New York City as a Broke College Student
As a broke college student it IS possible to explore and experience the magic of New York City for a reasonable price, you just have to know where to look! Here are my top five budget-friendly adventures to go on in New York City.
Back Into the Swing of Things
My name is Grace Schofield and I couldn't be more excited to be joining the BroadwayWorld Student Blogger team! A little bit about me, I am a 2nd year BFA Musical Theatre major at the Dobbins Conservatory at Southeast Missouri State University.
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