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Why I Decided Not to Get My B.F.A. in Musical Theater
I got to see Broadway shows starting when I was only around 4-years-old.
The Fight to Balance Feeling “Good Enough” Without Falling Behind
It’s important to remember that you are NOT behind in the imaginary timeline of life and no matter what you are doing, it IS enough despite what social media or others may say.
An Interview with Dana Steingold
For her Broadway debut, Dana originated the role of the Girl Scout and she understudied Lydia.
Discovering Devised Theatre
'Devised theatre” and “devising” long felt like buzzwords for something that seemed fun and exciting but that I didn’t quite understand.
Pride Month Musicals
Happy June, and happy pride month! I have made a list of some musicals with queer representation to celebrate!
Voices of the Students (Part Two!)
I reached out to other theatre students from both my department and other colleges and asked them: what's the best piece of theatrical advice you've ever received? Their answers are insightful, funny, and filled with love for their craft.
Summertime, When The Livin' Is Easy
With the change of the seasons it is time for those Songs of Purple Summer that create a Summer Lovin' mood.
As Eliza Says in Hamilton: “Take a Break”
It is hard to believe that Summer has already arrived.
Not a Goodbye, But an 'I'll See You Later'
As Diana Morales says in A Chorus Line, 'kiss today goodbye and point me towards tomorrow.' While tomorrow seems scary, it's comforting to know that who I am and what I hold close to me will stay with me as I go through life.
The Lost Hobby
As the first warm days of summer start, and I feel the excitement for possible beach days, picnics, and the like, I realize that sometimes the presence of boredom still surrounds me.
Fighting that Summertime Slump
I'm a musical theatre major, I love the grind.
God, It's Brutal Out Here
During my time working and making theater, I've learned that rejection is something constant and you are never going to stop comparing yourself to others.
Question-Mark Anxiety
This is going to be a bit of a departure from my usual satirical articles.
Ways to Grow as a Performer This Summer If You're Not in A Show
Live theatre is finally coming back.
Getting My FOMO in Musical Theatre
I only saw the most practiced and polished version of the performance on social media.
A Loss of Access
The 74th Tony Awards are on a tragic path that continues the Great White Way’s tradition of excluding those who are unable to pay high prices for content, failing to catch up with the digital world around them.
Graduating in a Time of a Pandemic: A Performing Arts Student's Edition
As the well known saying goes, “the show must go on”.
10 Shows I'd Travel in Time to See
A few days ago, one of my friends sent me a TikTok asking what shows I would choose to see if I had 3 comp tickets and a time machine.
The World Turned Upside Down - A Year of Gaining a BFA in Musical Theatre Online
As she prepares for a jump, the heel of her LaDuca catches on the edge of her couch and sends her sprawling.
Be part of your own process.
Be part of your own process.
Katie Van Sickle
Theatre has been a big part of my life since the fourth grade, so I'm very excited to have the opportunity to be a student blogger for BroadwayWorld! I hope to share my passion and love for theatre with all those who read my posts.
BFA Musical Theatre at Manhattanville
Hi, my name is Olympia Prodafikas and I am a BFA Musical Theatre major at Manhattanville College.
Being a 'Theatre Person' in the Midst of a Pandemic
I was a “theatre person”, which was the only thing I was certain about in life.
Dear March 2020 Me...
This letter to my past self is a testament to how far we have come.
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