Does Anybody Have a Map? An Insight into Learning in the New Normal for an Undergraduate
In life, I believe that it is always good to be aware of the different perspectives there may be towards scenarios like the phenomenon we are currently facing.
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Home Sweet Home
College is over now what? We've said our goodbyes and packed up our lives and moved home or somewhere new we've never been before.
Best Summer Podcast Recommendations
The possibility of entertainment is endless, but in case you are looking for podcasts to listen to during the warm months, I have plenty of amazing recommendations for you! From everything to true crime to romance stories, these podcasts are some of my favorites and are guaranteed to become some of
The Problem with 'If You Can See Yourself Doing Something Else, Do It'
'If you can see yourself doing something else.
My Vocal Journey Through Testosterone and 6 Things Theatre Needs to do for Trans Voices
What are you willing to sacrifice for happiness? For me, it was my voice.
Dear Evan Hansen is Not A Queer Musical: Why Are We Ignoring Actual LGBTQ+ Musicals?
One topic of conversation surrounding the trailer was the fact that many thought that Evan Hansen was queer.
Joe Iconis + Lauren Marcus at Two River Theater
I was not in the audience of the St.
Broadway Reopens and South Africa Recloses
I am so excited for Broadway and the West End to reopen.
BWW Blog: A Most Thorough Review of Disneyland's Avengers Campus
Mere minutes after Disneyland California announced that, come June 15th, out-of-state residents would be welcome to visit the park -mask-free for vaccinated folks, no less - I did what any sane person would do: I booked my butt on a last-minute flight to California and, miraculously, scored a ticket
8 Organization Tips for the Messy Musical Theatre Student
Every once in a while, take time for yourself.
Has HSMTMTS Lost Its Charm?
When 'High School Musical: The Musical: The Series' dropped, we didn't know what to expect.
Musical “MacGuffins”
After learning about this and thinking of as many movie MacGuffins as I possibly could, I realized that MacGuffins also play an important role in many of our favorite musicals.
Power Outage: Finding Our Community
Spending a year in isolation reminded us how much we need PEOPLE.
When Sondheim Meets Sufjan: A Review of SUF/SOND's Album, 'A Perfect Little Death'
I’m not going to lie, when I first heard of the album concept, a tiny part of me wanted to say, “Don’t touch Sondheim’s work!” Which I guess is a reasonable reaction - but after listening to only one of her cover videos on Instagram, I realized how smart this idea truly is.
The 20th Anniversary of the Tribeca Film Festival- A Celebration to Film, Music, and Art
The twentieth anniversary of New York City's Tribeca Film Festival began on June 9th and went through June 20th.
BWW Blog: Embrace Failure
Think about it… if we’re perfect immediately at everything we try, wouldn’t life be ridiculously boring? Perhaps our life’s purpose is to find something we enjoy failing at… over and over and over… because without failure, you will have no idea what works and what doesn’t.
2 Songs That Shouldn't Have Been Cut From In The Heights
I was disappointed to find out that “Inútil” and “Everything I Know” were cut from the movie.
How Kitchen Theatres Shape is Breaking the Barrier Between Women and Weight Lifting
Director and playwright Kara-Lynn Vaeni on the world-premiere of Shape at the Kitchen Theatre.
Keeping A Legacy Strong
Drive-in movie theaters.
Stocked for the Summer Part 1
My 'first day of school' is August 1, so that means I have a little over a month to be as ready as I can be for this gig.
Tick, Tick… Boom! Jonathan Larson's Legacy
When I first heard the news that Larson’s musical was going to be adapted into a film for Netflix, my heart skipped a beat and my love for Tick Tick Boom resurfaced in an overwhelming way.
Why Y'all Should Like Country Music
Why do we love theater? Is it the marvelous sets? Explosive vocals? The costumes? Surely, all of that is wonderful, but whether you’re listening to the cast album or seeing a show live, you’re going to hear the songs and experience the story.
Defeating the Post-Pandemic Slump
This school year has been incredibly weird.
Student Blogs - In the Heights Representation, Accessibility, & 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.
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