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Student Blogs This Week - An Interview with a Composer, Favorite Tony Awards Moments, 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.
One Of The Greatest Tony Opening Numbers Ever
Throughout the song, Harris is joined by Tonny-winning heavyweights such as Kinky Boots and Pippin and literal heavyweight Mike Tyson, who had a one-man show on Broadway in 2012.
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Let's Make A Show!
t's almost midway through the fall of my junior year and I'm dramaturging my first show! We've been in rehearsals for a while now and the rehearsal process this semester has changed from last year and the years before, but the process is just as exciting as always.
An Interview With Wild Indian's Composer Gavin Brivik
I felt like [composing] just felt way more fulfilling than it did performing everyday.
Student Blogs This Week - Returning to Live Performances, Virtual Schooling, 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.
Creating 'Picky Eaters' - A Show on BuzzFeed's Cocoa Butter
Would you consider yourself a picky eater? I definitely would! Even though I’m always down to try a new food, it is rare for me to find something that I really enjoy and would consider ordering or cooking again.
My Top 3 Tony Moments
Our favorite Sunday awards show has come and gone, and it was exactly what the theatre community needed.
Wearing a New Hat
When I first entered college I had no idea that this would be a passion of mine, and I have a new appreciation for the process as a whole.
Choreographing A Chorus Line!
For my first show back in person, I will be choreographing the iconic Broadway classic A Chorus Line with UCSD's Muir Musical (directed by Molly Lasher).
Happy Trails to You, Until We Meet Again
Now, I'm saying farewell to this chapter as well - writing for this blog.
Look What Happened to...Emily!
Four years ago, I was belting Jerry Herman’s “Look What Happened to Mabel” in college auditions.
Broadway According to Kurt Vonnegut
Vonnegut proposed that every story ever told followed a graphable shape.
How My College Adapted to COVID-19
Learning online is nothing like having an actual class in a proper classroom.
Yeah, But Not Right Now by A.J. Holmes
Yeah, But Not Right Now is a deeply personal exploration of Holmes' childhood and past relationships.
Why I Prefer an In-Person Audition
Auditioning never gets any easier.
Reflections on Selected Musicals
I was instructed to write my reflection in this format: favorite character, song, actor/actress, and production.
Validating Violence
Violence is universally perceived as an unnecessary evil.
My Future
Life goals often need much planning and preparation.
Summer Stock Central: Step #8| Respect The Timeline + Farewell
Again, remind yourself of your 'wants' before coming into the Summer Stock process.
Songs from My First Voice Recital
What really helped make the learning process faster was that my professor’s selection of songs for the recital were from either Broadway or West End musicals like The Sound of Music or Jekyll and Hyde.
Disaster Audition: Shakespeare Edition
I did the monologue as how I would interpret it at the age of 17.
Acting in a Box
I can’t help but wonder what it would be like to play a romantic lead.
BWW Blog: The Best Headshots in NYC and Beyond with Barry Morgenstein
Nowadays Barry is one of the most sought-after photographers in the NYC and DC area for actors, news anchors, TV hosts, attorneys , doctors, executives and politicians.
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