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.
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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.
Back to Broadway
Pass Over was an absolute rollercoaster of a play.
Getting Back Into It
Choir was my real outlet last year, and I've no doubt that it will be the same this year.
Back to School
It is now August, so I am sure most of us are starting to prepare for going back to school.
Time is an Illusion
August, can you believe it.
Glorious Purpose: An Interview with 'Loki' Composer Natalie Holt
'It took me like, 10 years from graduating to starting to make a living doing it myself, solo, without assisting or anything.
Student Blogs This Week - Booking Summer Stock Tips, A Letter on Disability Inclusion, 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.
Thoughts on HSMTMTS Season Two
I was so excited for High School Musical:The Musical: The Series season two, more than I thought I would be, I mean last season really surprised me with the cast, the amazing original songs and the way they made High School Musical work as a TV show, it felt fresh, original and special, but now…
A Summer of Growth
I believe that my biggest source of growth is from working and managing a kid's theater camp.
What We Know About 'Spirited': The Soon-to-Be Holiday Favorite
As we begin to reemerge from the shadow of a pandemic, the first thing many of us want to do is go to the movie theater.
How To Go Back When You Don't Know How
After a year and a half of living in my hometown, it’s nearly time to go back to New York.
Writing To Change
I had always enjoyed writing.
Mask Up!
According to a recent announcement from the Broadway League, all audiences, performers, crew members, and theatre staff must be vaccinated and audiences must wear masks.
Why Isn't There a Season Three of NBC's Smash? -- Spoilers Ahead!
In the absence of live theatre during quarantine, I turned to the next best thing -- theatre made for T.V.
What We Can Learn From Simone Biles
'You shouldn’t feel the need to sacrifice your mental health for others.
Summer Stock Central: Step #4 | Create Your List
Summer Stock auditions are a total numbers game and I implore you to cast a wide net, but make sure you're really targeting Venues that are most likely to hire you, Venues that are looking for performers with your skillsets and strengths--you want to set yourself up to receive as many callbacks as…
I Love Broadway: A Poem
I Didn't Plan It, but What I Was Born To Do is Run and Tell That A Musical is one of My Favorite Things!
Not Judging The Creative Process
If I had just allowed the time to let my piece grow without rushing myself to make something, this process would have gone a lot smoother.
Actually There is No Plan B, So Please Stop Asking
I don't believe in anticipating the possible impending downfall of my career and everything I've worked for.
An Open Letter to Amateur Historians
If you're a history buff, you might have noticed something in a movie, TV show or stage production that wasn't quite right.
Student Blogs This Week - Theater and the Olympics, Schmigadoon Review, 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: An Open Letter to the Entertainment Industry on Disability Inclusion (From a Woman on the Spectrum)
1 in 4 Americans has a disability.
Stocked for the Summer Part 2
My vision became spotty and fuzzy.
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