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One thing about me is that I’ve always dreamed really big.
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A Day in My Life!
Though it's been a long day full of hard work, I am so very grateful to do what I love every day.
No BFA? No Problem!: Theater at Villanova University
Just because you aren't pursuing a BFA doesn't mean that you have to give up your passion.
Productivity Amidst Chaos
Over the years, although staying motivated and avoiding procrastination and boredom has always been difficult for me, as I have an unfortunate tendency to get busy and then procrastinate assignments until it’s very nearly too late, I have gradually come to realize that I do my best work under pres
Evan Hansen, Endless Tears, and Late-Night Cheesecake
My mom came to musical theater through me.
Manhattanville University's Theatre Program: An Interview with Vincent Mraz
If you’re somebody who wants to study theatre, you want the arts to be part of your life.
All The World’s A Stage- But Not For Everybody
It’s a nice thought to think of theater as for everybody, a universal language we all can speak through sound, emotion, and visuals.
Am I Doing Enough?
Do you ever feel like you aren’t doing enough, aren’t involved in enough, aren’t working on enough shows, aren’t preparing enough for your future, etc, etc, etc, even though your gcal is full to the brim and you're making plans weeks in advance? Cuz same.
Finally Listening to the Voice: My Journey to a Career in Musical Theater
About a month ago, I made the decision to shift my career focus to Musical Theater Performance after 3 years in college as a Flute Performance major.
Alysa Liu’s Inspirational Artistry
Staying motivated as an artist is incredibly challenging.
Surviving: Find My Motivation
February is always a weird month.
Staying Motivated to Keep Creating
How can young artists stay motivated to keep pursuing and enhancing their skills? How does being in an academic environment shape our mindset as performers? In this article, I will share my own experience when feeling unmotivated and how I keep going in order to stay on track with my creative goals.
The Privilege to Create: Finding Inspiration in Spared Seconds
It’s times like these that I have to remind myself it is a privilege to create.
Fake It ‘Till You Make It
“Just do it.
The Show Must Go On
I'm reminding myself that it's always progress over perfection, and when something is meant for me, it won't pass me by.
Why I Create
My name is Jess Pizzimenti, and this is my first blog post.
My Completely Normal Interest in Heathers: The Musical
I’m not here to gush about myself though.
Lacing up a New Pair of Shoes
It wasn’t so much the class work or the demands of a college musical theater program that were difficult, though that all kept me on my toes.
What to do with 525,600 minutes
Sitting in my dorm in Los Angeles, California, I’m feeling nothing but new, and it is the most exhilarating feeling.
An Appreciation for my Theatre Mentors
Growing up in the theatre community, it has always been important to me to have mentors to look up to that support and give constructive feedback - in fact, it has been vital to forming my love for this craft.
Tips for Getting Off-Book
Exploring the art and discipline of memorization, emphasizing that getting off-book is essential to fully embodying a character.
Letting Media Consume You
It’s important to consume the media, and not let it consume you.
Finding Your Cue in the Dark
Throughout my life, I consistently struggled in school.
Breaks Are Necessary!
As performers, there is an ever-lingering pressure to be constantly busy (I know I have fallen for this trap before!).
Inspiration
It is the spark that pulls you out of bed, the whisper that tells you to keep going, the fire that demands you create.
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