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The more I learned about autism, the more I wanted to help the autistic community, especially because there is so little autism representation in media and art.
Before my days of finding my passion for being on stage, three year old me had a routine of finding my family's Cinderella VHS tape.
There were so many things about being a chair of a nonprofit that I did not understand.
Without that little poem of mine, I would not be waking up extra early on Tuesdays to stretch before putting on a neutral mask.
This year will not be easy, but I’m sure it will be great.
Yaya Wang is a theatrical producer, hostess, and CEO of a youth arts academy.
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.
Winter is the mortal enemy of many vocalists, crushing us with those frigid temperatures that seem to seep into our bones and leave us shivering even long after we’ve gone back indoors.
People are walking out in the storm.
Cabaret is under the umbrella of our club called Under Siege.
I had no intention of becoming an assistant stage manager for my department’s production of Into the Woods this semester.
I think the spring semester is really hard, especially in the beginning because the end of the year is so close yet so far at the same time.
Anne's lasting message and the talkback that followed left each audience, and myself, with a newfound perspective on this crucial time in our history.
It may sound very cheesy, but for me *love* is the foundation of everything and at the same time it is what we are looking for in our daily lives.
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.
Now, as the new school year dawns on me, I have had a lot of thoughts on the approach and eagerness to return to normalcy.
I used to only see myself in the performing arts, having been in choir for the majority of my life and having been engulfed in writing for the past several years.
I think Alice Walker is a great writer and she has gone down in history for being one of the most impactful voices that has positioned herself in favor of rewriting the identity of black women in the American social framework.
Well, it's time again to apply and audition for your summer homes.
Avenue Q is one of Broadway's most unique masterpieces of all time.
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.
For Winter Quarter 2022, my main project has been working on Everybody by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins with UC San Diego's Department of Theatre and Dance.
I started my second (and last) semester of my junior year this week, and, I won’t lie, it’s been a bit overwhelming.
I am a part of a studio of 18 actors.
Scar Tissue is a play that revolves around two roommates, Jessica (playwright Victoria Fragnito) and Sam (Rita McCann), each going through their own struggles in dealing with toxic relationships from their pasts.
