Balancing College With a New (And Slightly Cliché) Obsession
The moral of the story here is that it's normal to go through phases where all you can really think about is this one fictional character you have a massive crush on.
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The moral of the story here is that it's normal to go through phases where all you can really think about is this one fictional character you have a massive crush on.
This semester, I have the privilege of workshopping a brand new production! I wanted to share a little bit about this amazing experience.
When I started looking into college theatre programs about 5 years ago (I can't believe it's already been that long), I had very limited knowledge about the difference between a BA and a BFA.
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.
I got the vaccine in memory of those who did not make it to this day, people like Nick Cordero.
The return of Waitress brought Sara Bareilles back as Jenna and Drew Gehling as Dr.
There will be many times when one day you pack up your life and wave goodbye to everything you once knew and run towards the unknown with nothing but yourself.
Schools with a large technical budget can really play up the fantasy of the musical.
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.
For the past few years I have had a tradition of driving out to Manheim, Pennsylvania, to spend a day at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire.
Every time I felt myself spiraling into uncertainty or fear, I would re-direct my focus to what was happening right now.
For anyone who knows me, two of my favorite things are live music and spontaneous plans.
Yes, I learn many new things in school, but coming to college taught me a lot more than just what I learn inside the classroom.
It’s 2021 and we already have a lot of Cinderella remakes that have tried to give a modern twist, show another perspective or vision of this classic but someone decided that the world needed another Cinderella movie that could work as a Jukebox musical.
Thanks goodness wicked exists.
When it comes to video specials, the game has changed.
Before 'Great Comet,' I didn’t have a singular favorite show.
Disney has opened many spectacular shows on Broadway, such as Beauty and the Beast, Frozen, and The Lion King.
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.
Putting on shoes for class felt strange yesterday.
I have to say, I'm not a huge fan of the live action wave that has been sweeping the movie industry for the last few years.
The amount of times I got asked out as a joke, the amount of times I got called a nerd, and the amount of times I was the odd one out for group projects qualifies me to determine the biggest Broadway bullies.
We've all given up so much in the last year and a half and I want to go back to Broadway, but I think the hesitation of it all is going to last a very long time.
A few weeks ago, I had the chance to attend Stranger Sings! The Parody Musical and review it for BroadwayWorld.
I know all of us take countless classes, read plenty of articles, and listen to endless interviews about what makes a great audition 'in the room.