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I don't believe in anticipating the possible impending downfall of my career and everything I've worked for.
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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.
In Defense of Shakespeare
Can you tell I'm a bit of a Hamlet fangirl? I hope I was able to help you find some newfound love of Shakespeare through this article.
Inside Face-Out
In analyzing this trend from my perspective, in order to properly cast my Inside Out characters I decided the remake about my emotions would have to be a musical.
Another Kind of Coming Home – The Return of Live Theatre in Seattle
Alongside all the other strange experiences of the last year and a half, repeatedly coming home to a Seattle without live theatre was one of the strangest.
Incorporating Theatre as a Non-Theatre Major
I always loved writing so when I researched and looked into schools that had good writing programs.
Why we need more low-stakes shows
Some musicals sometimes have both high and low stakes.
Off-Broadway is Open!
Many people seem to be under the impression that, because Broadway is still mostly closed, all live entertainment in NYC is closed.
A Letter to Summer in the City
There are so many irreplaceable things to be done during the warmer months that can't be missed.
Musical Theatre and Mental Health
In this profession, we normally think of vocal care and rest as the number one priority.
The Case For Marching Band
To live in a place where defunding has already happened—to not have a marching band to turn to when you can’t imagine yourself possibly going to one more soccer practice—is not only a less beautiful position, it’s a dangerous one.
A Change in Scenery
A few months ago, my mom and I decided that we were going to fly out to Las Vegas, Nevada and then drive to Cedar City, Utah where my older sister is currently living while she is employed and the Utah Shakespeare Festival this summer stitching costumes and assisting wardrobe.
I Never Want To Dance Ever Again!
During my audition to enter the course, the auditioner asked me if I could lose a bit of weight out of concern.
A Strong Mover's Guide to College Theatre
If you're in the same boat as me - you love to dance, but it's not your strongest suit - don't worry! Not only can you find roles and shows that play to your strengths in acting and/or singing, but you also can always improve your skills.
The Body and Musical Theatre: Seven Ways to Prevent Injury and Chronic Pain
I am hypermobile, and this causes me a lot of pain.
Welcome Home
You never could have convinced me that the first Broadway show that I would see as a resident of New York would be Springsteen on Broadway.
It's M*A*S*H Time!
The premise of M*A*S*H is the day to day life of the members of the 4077th MASH unit during the Korean War.
BWW Blog: How a Single Phone Call Got Dane Hallett to Hollywood
The 'Hero's Journey' begins with answering the 'Call to Action'.
Can Theatre Be Back?
For years, my mother and I have volunteered as ushers at a local theatre.
The Play Called Life
To bring a story to the stage is such a privilege.
It Will Get Better - Tips To Beat College Depression From A College Student
When deep thoughts of sadness or depression hit, it's vital to remember that you are not alone.
Let's Call The Olympics What They Are: Theater
There are certain elements that every production of theatre must have to make it theatre.
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