Falling Back in Love... With Movement and Myself
Dance is the function that movement flows into.
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An Audience of Eyes
The masks, in some way, strip the viewers of their identities, solidifying their role as spectators rather than audience members.
My Experience in a Graduate Dramaturgy Class
This quarter, I enrolled in a graduate dramaturgy course at my university -- UC San Diego.
Student Blogs This Week - Audition Day Experiences, Study Break Tips, and More
Our student bloggers write about how they're coping with the current global health crisis, give insight on their school's performing arts programs, share their opinions on the latest theater news, and so much more.
San Diego's Sun Room is a Magnificent Find
In February, I was lucky enough to see former One Direction member Louis Tomlinson on his first world tour after being rescheduled several times due to the ongoing pandemic.
Our Coming-Of-Age Has Come and Gone
Swift's statement in her song 'peace' rings true for my generation, but it will not define us moving forward.
Campus Activities Shine Through Local Partnerships - Frosty's World #20
I am ordering my cap and gown today for the Baldwin Wallace University commencement in May.
Kanarie: From One “Smalltown Boy” To Another
Kanarie has one of the most iconic opening sequences I’ve ever witnessed.
My New York Fashion Week Experience
I put my cold email writing skills to the test, and I ended up getting three yeses.
A Letter to Some Very Special Friends
I write to you this letter to show my love and admiration for each and everyone of you.
Overcoming Anxiety and Depression
This year has already been a tough one, and despite everything, the world turns and we are expected to fulfill our responsibilities.
5 Study Break Ideas For When Your Brain Shuts Down
It's almost that time.
Mask Mandates & Live Theatre
I’m a 3rd year Musical Theatre major at Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois – one state in which the mask mandate has officially been lifted.
The Joy of Rejection
Earlier this week, I got my second rejection of the summer stock season.
Reflections on Theatre in the Context of Ukraine
The often repeated aphorism “history repeats itself” and the related axiom attributed to Winston Churchill, “Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it” were foremost on my mind as the tragic events in Ukraine unfolded this past week.
Our Show Was Almost Cancelled
All seemed fine right? Nope… we went through another round.
God, I Love Shakespeare!
The challenge for the actor is to be so in touch with their own humanity that they can sense the bold emotions of their character, while still prioritizing communication, so that audiences can relate to that humanity.
Five Script Coverage Tips
If you are searching for positions in theatrical development, you have likely come across the buzzword “script coverage”.
A Bustling Audition Day at Wagner College
If you are like me, you auditioned for dozens of schools.
To Wes Anderson, with Love
My project quickly became a love letter to Anderson's films.
An Up-Close Look at Broadway Up Close
This past month, I had the opportunity to speak with Tim Dolan, the owner of Broadway Up Close, a company of storytellers who share stories to help visitors get a closer look at the world of Broadway.
Fefu and Her Friends- Creating Together
Growing with Fefu and Her Friends just reminded me to think about my performance in the larger contact of us, an ensemble.
Views of Theatre Through the Years
Believe it or not, I didn't always enjoy theatre.
My Favorite Musical Moments
To preface this, most of these moments will likely come from Hadestown, and Hamilton because those are my favorite musicals -- 10.
Student Blogs This Week - Poetry and Theater, Senior Year Excitement, and More
Our student bloggers write about how they're coping with the current global health crisis, give insight on their school's performing arts programs, share their opinions on the latest theater news, and so much more.
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