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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.
Although he was my teacher, I, and many other students, considered him a friend.
As safely as you possibly can, go and see live theatre.
While many countries are stabilizing and allowed to sing in groups of more than 5 people, here in Singapore, we are still cautious.
This past week, I interviewed Roxanna Lewis, director of the film Mandy’s Voice.
Hi Friends! My name is Lana Sage (She/Her).
Halloween is my favorite holiday, and there’s no place to celebrate it like NYC.
The magic of being in a rehearsal room again, of watching a cast perform without a script in their hands for the first time again, of tearing up and getting chills from a powerful moment on stage again-- they’re all parts of putting a production together that I didn’t even realize how much I mis
Alex Wyse and Ben Fankhauser have joined forces to write and star in A Commercial Jingle for Regina Comet, a new musical off-Broadway.
Whereverland tells the story of Monica, who has obsessive compulsive disorder and spends the entire musical in a bathroom.
Have you ever wanted to dress like your favorite theater character? Now you can! Read this student blog post to see how you can have some great and easy Halloween costumes of different theater characters.
Above all, the Broadway experience is just as magical as before even with mask mandates and the lack of stagedooring.
As I wrote in my last blog, I am not one that is often considered a leading lady type.
Visiting the African American Museum was a wonderful experience.
I started my college journey in 2016 at Fullerton College.
With the leaves changing, the temperatures dropping, and the new display of pumpkin and skeleton decorations everywhere, it is clear that fall is in the air and Halloween is just around the “coroner,” to quote The Addams Family musical.
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.
Let’s face it- theatre can be hard.
A smile brings many benefits, one of them is in our health.
When I was doing my online term, one of my classes was imparted by Bruce Dow, who is one of the best teachers ever.
Almost everyone, including myself, expected me to major in musical theatre.
It's freezing cold here in upstate New York which means it's October and Halloween time.
Autumn is finally here and what I love the most about this season, besides Halloween, is going on walks or driving alone on my way home and listening to songs that made me feel like the main character of a fall movie.
Beginning my senior year as a major in arts management and entrepreneurship, I've been lucky to get through some of my less-favorite academic requirements.
On Sunday, October 10th, 2021, the “#BroadwayToHollywood: A New Age of Musicals” panel took place at New York Comic Con.
