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With every selection comes mixed opinions, different themes, and problematic content, but how does a company settle on a title? Should the title with the best music or plot be chosen? Should only the title the director proposes be considered? Here are my tips to select a show that fits your company!
Let’s not put ourselves into boxes.
I know I didn’t do my best for this audition and I was totally panicking but with this experience, I get to learn a lot.
It can be hard to stay motivated during the cold winter months.
With college graduation a mere 3 months away, I've never felt more panicked in my life.
Sitting on that KCACTF workshop, I wondered how different life would be if I went on college auditions as I am NOW.
I am inspired by the cast members who have to be in character every day, whether that is as an umpire at Casey Corner, or a princess at Fairytale Hall.
I realized how much of what I wanted from life may end up not possible because the world simply might not last another 40 years.
Read all about what upcoming musicals and shows student blogger Elisa Kluger is excited to see in 2022 in this new blog post, including Paradise Square, a Newsies reunion concert at 54 Below featuring cast members from Broadway and touring, and the reopening night of Beetlejuice on Broadway at the M
If you're struggling to get a self-tape audition you can watch without bemoaning the video or sound quality, I am here to help.
Walking into 'The Gallery' at the Green Fig truly makes you feel like you're entering some kind of secret society.
With a new year comes a new opportunity to see Broadway shows.
'Type' can be a representation of the skills, characteristics, and aesthetics an actor can create very easily.
We plan for spring productions and celebrate a BroadwayWorld student blogger success story! My class group has been assigned to develop marketing and promotional content under the guidance of Stephanie Keefer, Senior Manager of Broadway Marketing and Publicity at Cleveland's Playhouse Square.
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.
The virtue of Mamet is to make us all recognize ourselves in these three devils.
I can't say I'm perfect by any means, but I know I'm in a better place than I was a few years ago.
The first musical I ever saw was Wicked when I was in the fifth grade.
It's the end of January, which means everyone is making their way back to college.
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.
'I've always wanted to be an actress,' Racks Nieto tells me.
Like many other theatre kids, the release of tick, tick.
The actor's preparatory work is a testament to their discipline and professionalism.
The biggest lesson I have learned from my first semester at college is that college is what you make of it.
During my winter break, I had the opportunity to perform in an original immersive theatre production at the Tilles Center called Branching Out! But how is an immersive production doable during a pandemic? Read to find out!
