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We are all aware that is not common that people accept this as our full-time passion that is why being in this community surrounded by people like me is a safe place where I can expand as my truest self.
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Never Doubt Your 'Little Voice'
I find this show so inspiring because sometimes we are trying too much to fit or to follow our plans that maybe we're missing to have fun, enjoy the ride or we're not looking other ways to get where we want, and I think maybe it's because we doubt ourselves, which is normal but sometimes that…
Visiting A Guy We All 'Like a Lot'
He met Hamilton when they had similar positions in the Army, but John was an abolitionist, very much on the contrary to his father, so he recruited several black men that were still enslaved, to his regiment in his home state of South Carolina.
Worldbuilding is a lot
I have spent the past couple of weeks building a world, the world that my story will be set in.
I'm not performing this summer. What can I do to keep my musical theatre skills sharp?
Quarantining? Didn’t make the cast? Busy with a job or family responsibilities? No theatre in your area right now? There are so many factors that impact a young actor’s work opportunities, but not being able to add a role to your resume shouldn’t limit your ability to continue growing as a…
Schmigadoon: The Perfect Blend of 'Musical' and 'Comedy'
Last Friday, the first two episodes of the new musical comedy television series 'Schmigadoon' aired - and I think I've found my new favorite thing.
BWW Blog: 'Inside the LOKIs Studio' - An Interview with Director Kate Herron
'It’s massive, isn’t it? I just know that if I had seen that moment when I was really small, I would’ve felt very seen and it would’ve helped me work some things out about myself that I didn’t quite know then.
BWW Blog: How a Wheat Field and a Sunset Got James Pratt Into Hollywood
James Pratt, award-winning actor, director, and film-maker, found his love for making movies in the most unexpected of places: the Australian Outback.
Dear Casting Directors: Thin ≠ Healthy, So Erase Your Body Standards
As much as the industry preaches health and caring for the body and the whole “eight shows a week is no joke” mentality, performers’ bodies are expected to be thin.
Student Blogs This Week - Back to School Nerves, a Return to the Drama Book Shop & 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.
Has Theatre Become More Accessible After the Pandemic?
We want to make tickets more accessible for everyone else and we want everyone to be able to enjoy theatre.
Crystals for Performers
I am totally new to this, but I think crystals are for everyone.
One Semester Down
I would have never known a world of online summative assessments if it weren't for the pandemic.
Dear Theater Kid Who Can't Sing
My experience as a TKWCS showed me that unintended results aren't always bad, and they certainly don't indicate failure.
Frozen Jr: The Return to Live Theatre
I never thought that Frozen Kids Jr would mark my return to live theatre.
Summer Stock Central: Step #3 | Find The Auditions
In whatever order you've listed out these Venues on whichever preferred note taking app you've used, go ahead and comb through your list by looking up each Venue's website and searching for these 2 pieces of critical information: - Their Season - Their Audition Information/Procedure
My Theatre Journey: Reminiscing on Some of my Favorite Show Programs
Everyone who loves theatre remembers that first show they saw that really solidified their passion, or the first time they stepped out onto the stage themselves.
Not Being Okay is Okay
In the grand scheme of things, you are the most important.
Reimagining Rehearsal Room Mindsets and Reclaiming my Voice
Recognizing the massive crossover, overlap, and connections between the dance and theatre worlds, I’m reflecting on the way the emotional demands of ballet have shaped my own journey, the way those demands can manifest in a theatre setting, and the work we can do to prioritize healthier…
Stephen Sondheim and George Seurat
Sunday in the Park with George illustrates the struggles of being an artist in two different centuries.
Student Blogs This Week - Reflecting on the School Year, Returning to Live Theater, & 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.
How the USA was Part of My Childhood
At one point in my life, all of my classmates wanted to go live in the US.
Parents, Be Glad Your Child Wants a Theatre Degree
Let’s face it- most parents aren’t too pleased when their child says they want to pursue theatre in college.
Halfway to a BFA - Reflections from a Rising Junior
As I approach Junior year, I have no idea what lies in my path-- but that doesn't mean there aren't a million question marks that lie ahead of me.
More Than Family
That’s what family means to me: just being yourself and having a bond that is beyond words and actions.
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