Five Ways I've Grown This Semester
It was a wild time in terms of all the activities and classes I had to balance, but I'm so grateful for this semester.
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It was a wild time in terms of all the activities and classes I had to balance, but I'm so grateful for this semester.
So you’re ready to be a BFA drama student! That is, until you’re putting up your first Shakespearian scene on top of the three self-tapes you still need to film and you were supposed to be off-book by Wednesday.
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It's that time of year again.
2021 will be a year to remember.
I waited months for this day, but I’m finally in Manhattan, wearing my lavender hoodie from Jordan Fisher’s official merch.
Three days a week at 8am, I wake up and prepare myself for my 9am movement class.
There has been a trend going around on Twitter where you tweet a list of 10 movies that you feel define you in some way.
The fundamental nature of living successfully in theatre IS change.
Now that it’s coming to an end, it’s time to have a recap on this year which is ending nearly in the same place it started, yet it feels like it was more than just 365 days filled with quarantines, and fear, and happiness and fun at the same time.
Lauren Thomas is a student studying Stage Management within her BFA in Technical Theatre.
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Check out 10 of Makalah's Musical Theatre Must-have's in your workout/game day playlist!I listen to all genres under the sun: rap, pop, musical theatre, country, pretty much anything that pricks up my ears.
Andrew Garfield has always been an actor I admired for his dedication to every character he plays and appreciation for both theatre and film.
I knew it was the opening night of Company on Broadway, so after our show was over we made sure to walk by the Company theater.
In the year 2022, I hope we all resolve to see more musicals.
There are so many “take a break from studying for final exams” activities around the Baldwin Wallace University campus that it is a challenge to study for final exams.
Yet I tell the story of my artistic start over and over again, because isn’t that kind of our job as artists? Telling stories? And so, we tell stories of our lives, what brought us here and, yes, our ‘start’ in the arts.
When I found out that this fall semester would be in person, I was so excited.
In my senior year of high school, I went down the Yellow Brick Road as “Dorothy” in our production of The Wizard of Oz.
With the new year just around the corner, many take time during the holiday season to reflect upon this past year as it comes to a close.
In early December, I had a chance to speak with Brian Blythe, one of the creators of the Costume Industry Coalition and the Showstoppers exhibit that ran until December 5th in Times Square.
The clues that Steven Spielberg would be a brilliant musical director were there-- the beginning of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, to name one-- but the filmmaker has reserved himself for a titanic challenge: revisiting West Side Story with an extraordinary adaptation that seeks the balance…
The original musical is by Jonathan Larson, but you have to acknowledge all the style and heart that Lin-Manuel Miranda adds to his work in Netflix's tick, tick...
We have finally reached what can be considered the most stressful and chaotic part of the school year: Finals.