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Finally Living My Dream
I am moving to New York City in less than a week.
Words From The Working- Advice From Incredibly Successful Creators
Hello Broadway lovers, theatre students, and artistic creators around the world! Welcome to the blog as we pass through August.
Reclaiming My Voice: My Experience with Vocal Therapy
'Going in, I didn’t know what to expect.
My Love Letter to Movie Musicals
I am very fortunate that my mother showed me movie musicals from a very young age.
An Interview with Emmy-Nominated Costume Designer Christopher Hargadon
A couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to chat with Christopher Hargadon, a costume designer who has worked on TV shows like Hannibal and movies like Anon.
Student Blogs This Week - NYC Apartment Hunting, College Application Tips, 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.
A Letter to My Younger Self
Now that it's time to start my last year in college as a senior, I had a little time to think about what I would say to my high school self, who was eager to apply to colleges and change her life.
In-Person Rehearsal Tips
With theatre slowly returning back, I know I am not alone when I say I am extremely excited to be back in the rehearsal room for this upcoming school year.
In the Studio with Dance Lab New York
Several years ago, Dance Lab New York pioneered its Broadway Choreography Intensive – a unique intensive for early-career choreographers to train specifically in theatrical choreography.
All for the Best
I often think about neglecting all of my feelings.
The American Fairy Tale
The Wizard of Oz shows audiences that times may be tough, but love, friendship, and humanity can be fostered through hard work.
Rewrites
Rewriting can sometimes be tedious and arduous.
The Saga of Renting My First NYC Apartment
A hopefully helpful list of some things I wish I knew before I began my journey to get an apartment in NYC.
10 Tips for Applying to College When it Seems Just About Impossible These Days
It's that time of year again, the summer nights are quickly fading into crisp fall evenings, back to school supplies are flying off the shelves, and the nerve wracking college application season is here like it or not.
Back-to-School Uncertainty
As universities send out their Fall 21’ COVID plans and requirements, students across the country prepare for the new ultra-hybridized way of learning.
Show Tunes for Seniors
As a college senior, I know this coming year is going to fly by.
Industry Expectations: Why a College Senior is Scared to Work
Adulthood is coming into focus, and for a life in professional musical theatre, there are some sacrifices I’m not sure I’m ready to make.
Directing a World Premiere
“Climate Follies is a comedy to cope with the climate crisis.
Stage to 5K
To me, running isn’t about seeing if you can beat your previous time.
For the Love of Theatre, Get Vaccinated!
The thing I love about theatre above nearly all else is the sense of community it provides.
Oh My! I'm So Not Ready For School!
So many things to do, so little time.
Everything I didn't do this summer and some things I did.
The weather decided that hot girl summer would not happen this year for me.
14 Days
Though I will miss my Maryland friends and family dearly, I am so ecstatic to be back at Pitt.
Sparkly August.
As an International Student, I've been glued on the news to see if I am able to enter to Canada so I can make my final semester in person.
