A Mexican in Toronto
After a year and a half of being in my hometown at Mexico, I am back in Toronto, where I am taking my Musical Theatre college program.
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How to Get Over Your Inferiority Complex in the Rehearsal Space
As actors, we’re always fighting the urge to compare ourselves to our fellow performers, whether we mean to or not.
Watching Come From Away for the First Time
I don't know if you already knew, but Come From Away the musical is now available on Apple Tv, I watched it for the first time and I wanted to write about it because even though I didn’t watch it in a theatre on Broadway , it was worth every minute.
Student Blogs This Week - Performing Arts Degrees, Back to the Rehearsal Room, and More!
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.
Choppie's Rating System
I think we can all agree that whenever there is an announcement of a new adaptation, we all have our criticisms of the adaptation and hopes for the production.
Get Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable
I'm not one to go to events or trips by myself mostly because that's out of my comfort zone and I've gotten used to doing things with my friends or family.
My Favorite Songs from the Bridgerton Concept Album
The year of 2020 allowed for a new type of musical to be created: Tiktok musicals.
Summer Stock Central: Step #7 | Navigate The Callback
I know for a few of my digital Callbacks, I was asked to speak about myself or perform material that represented me well.
I Love College (Please Help Me Make Friends)
After a year of online school, I feel like I should be ready.
Broadway Success ≠ Quality of Work
Broadway is officially back, to the joy of all theatre-makers and theatre-lovers.
Six: The Musical is Finally Coming to Broadway!
After a great success in London, the musical about Henry VIII's six wives is taking off in New York City starting September 17, 2021.
Have You Heard of A Dramaturg?
I highly recommend that those who enjoy history, english, and theater, work as a dramaturg.
Tony Predictions
Need some help predicting the winners? I have attempted to predict about half of these categories (mainly the musical theatre categories since I was not able to see the majority of the plays in the 2019-2020 season), and have provided some rationale for each category.
BroadwayWorld Seeks College Student Bloggers for Fall 2021
Calling all theatre-loving college kids! We're looking for Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors to share their knowledge, recommendations, and school tips in blogs for BroadwayWorld.
19 Current College Students Share Their Back to School Experiences
We've reached out to 19 of our college student bloggers to see how their colleges and universities are planning to create a safe environment with classes, on campus activities and the impacts on performing arts courses and productions, along with vaccine and mask mandates.
We're Finally Back to School! What Now?
My sister, who is a freshman, is experiencing college as a brand-new concept.
What Makes a Jukebox Musical “Work”?
As I watched the townspeople of Cinderella sing Queen’s “Somebody to Love” to celebrate the changing of the guard, I was forced me to think about what it is that makes some jukebox musicals work, while others (like, perhaps, Cinderella), perhaps…don’t quite.
Drama, Double-Majoring in Journalism
On my first real day of my Journalism class this year, after syllabus day, my teacher sent us outdoors with an assignment: observe your surroundings, write down potential story ideas, and come back in 40 minutes, and we’ll talk about what you saw.
I Hope I Never Grow Up
You are never too old to have dreams or to drop everything and go after them.
The Problem of Recent History
The sharp contrast in perspective between the young performers and those behind the scenes—the professors and technicians who remember 9/11 well—has kidnapped my attention.
Coping with Disappointing Grades
We are actually not a goal oriented industry where there's gold, silver or bronze at the end of the race, or where the value of our work is determined by our grades.
A Week of Wonder
One week I have been at Pitt.
Student Blogs This Week - Triumphant Returns to Campus, Missing GREAT COMET, and More!
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.
BWW Blog: John Strasberg's ADAMS' APPLES
Adams’ Apples is a John Strasberg talent trifecta.
Carving Out A Niche
Carving out your niche as an artist is difficult.
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