How to Build Courage Before Open Mic Nights
Open Mic Nights are the perfect way to gain some live performance experience without too much pressure.
Student Blogs — Page 51
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The Inside Scoop on Sorority Life
Not to sound too much like a poster girl for Greek Life, but if you’re debating rushing a sorority, try it out and keep an open mind.
My Experience with HAMILTON
The musical Hamilton has captured the hearts of thousands worldwide, and I must admit it's captured mine as well.
Back, back, back again!
Intermission is over! My second semester at NYU Tisch as a musical theater student has just begun, and I’m busier than ever.
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.
Finding Rhythm for the Spring Semester
After having nearly a month off from school, the taste of summer felt oh so near- not just because I spent my winter break soaking up Australia's summer- but especially since I was able to enjoy quality time with my family and catch up with some high school friends.
Springing Into Spring Semester
After almost a month off of school, I’m so excited to be back on campus.
Back to School at UE!
Hello, BroadwayWorld readers! My name is Alyssa Meadows and I am honored and excited to be a student blogger for this season! I am a first year theatre performance major at the University of Evansville in Evansville, Indiana! I am originally from Louisville, Kentucky, where I grew up with my mom, da
An Essential Shakespeare Literature Class
This quarter, I am enrolled in a Shakespeare literature class focused on his plays from the Jacobean period.
GLORIA by Branden Jacobs Jenkins Opens at Rollins College
A 2015 Pulitzer Prize finalist, Gloria is the second production in Rollins College Second Stage series this year.
Going Back to School
Back to school! Could there be a phrase more exciting and scary? Some students can hardly wait to get back into their various classes and resume learning.
What Academic Integrity Means to Me!
When you were in middle or high school, I am certain that at least one educator had claimed that the most pointless lesson they taught was certainly the most important lesson in the whole universe.
Burning Out Part 2: Tips and Tricks on How To Rekindle the Flame
Your worth as an actor is not defined by how many projects you submit for, and it certainly isn’t based on how many projects you get called back for.
Burning Out Part 1: The Personal Journey of a Self-Doubting Actor
We are real life people with dreams and aspirations, not just clay that other creatives get to mold into whatever they please.
Good-bye Student Life
After four and a half years studying non-stop, three diplomas, two years of a pandemic and more than one year being a blogger, I finally graduated college.
In Conversation With Joshua Piper
Joshua Piper is no stranger to the stage, whether it be performing or writing, the Junior at Wagner can give a piece or two of advice.
AUDITIONS - Learning from Losses and Celebrating Wins
Auditioning can be one of the most brutal parts of an actor’s career.
Anxiety in Auditions and Finding Your Strong Suit
I was never nervous about auditions until I got into high school.
Academic Integrity in Theatre Classes
What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of academic integrity? For me it tends to be not cheating on exams or plagiarizing essays.
Integrity in the World of Comedy
I’ve always been an extremely moral person academically.
To BFA, or Not to BFA
What is the big deal about a BA and a BFA? Is the a significant difference?
I Learned Math So I Can Learn Love
Navigating my college years through online school was not the easiest, but it definitely was manageable.
College is What You Make of It
You go to college to pursue your goals and dreams.
Academic Integrity
Academic integrity seems even more important in college than it did in grade school.
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