Suddenly Senior
It really has not fully registered for me that I am an upperclassman, let alone that I just finished my junior year of college.
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From Screen to Stage!
Like theatre, film and television have the power to transport viewers into an alternate universe and take them on a beautiful journey, either ending in success, heartbreak, victory, or despair.
Kelly's Top Ten Tips for Undergraduate Theatre Majors
If you clicked this link, you know what to (generally) expect.
The Movie Adaptation Debate Continues
As for expectations, the movie is set to wow everyone who watches.
Here We Go Again... Broadway is Back!
The good news is, Broadway is back! It's been a very long year and a half, but theaters will be full of crowds, applause and happy smiles before we know it.
Summer of Fun
I have listed a few of my favorite songs from musicals to add to your summertime playlist.
How I'm Staying Involved with Theatre Over the Summer
I've discovered that once I start working on theater productions and I feel that magic and joy, I don't want to stop, which leads me to seek out new opportunities.
My Broadway Bucket List
As soon as tickets for various productions went on sale, I penciled in a few shows that I'm especially excited to see.
Look For the Opportunities
A future in the arts is precarious.
For the Love of It
I realized that my duty in this world was to communicate as clearly, honestly, and as loudly as I can so that others feel heard, represented, valid.
Youtube Yoga for Actors
As in person classes increase and live theatre begins to open, a yoga practice has never been more important for an actor.
BWW Blog: 100 Hoops
As more and more of my auditions come back with the dreaded 'Thank you for your submission, we will contact you if we need anything further,' I am reminded of my Basketball 'career' in the 4th grade.
Productivity and Downtime
Summer is almost upon us! That means it's time to kick back and unwind.
My Unironic Love of Act Without Words II
My junior year of college I was asked to stage manage Fleeting Full which was a compilation of 4 short Beckett plays.
Letting the day in.
We don't know what our lives will look like in 2 months, not even in a week because we have learnt that everything changes from one moment to another, but with this light that is coming in we are able to take advantage of everything, enjoy and most importantly, take care of each other.
Keeping up the Momentum: How to Stay Artistically Active in the Summer
Without classes, we may stay stagnant in the summer - missing dance, history, and acting classes, we tend to fall off the wagon, so to speak.
I Want to Write a Novel
I remember when I was in Grade One, we had to do readings from the class 'library', it was a shelf, and after the second term, if your reading skills had outgrown the class library books, we were invited to the junior school library.
BWW Blog: 'Steve And Tom II: This Time, It's Personal' with Roaring Epiphany Theatre Company
Roaring Epiphany Theatre Company strives for inclusive casting.
THE Costume
People ask me if I wished I would have been cast as a different character and my answer is always no.
Top 10 Underrated Glee Songs
As entertaining and cathartic it can be to poke fun at 'Glee,' we should also take the time to recognize its successes-especially those we missed the first time around.
Student Blogs to Check Out This Week - A Return to Performing, Applying for Post-Grad Jobs, & 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.
Having No Plan is Having a Plan
As a graduating senior just about ready to run and jump off the nearest cliff the next time I hear this arrangement of sounds and syllables in the english language, let me share with you how I answer this question after mentally screaming for about 3 seconds.
Three Fictional, Yet Oddly Familiar and Realistic, Journals From The Author Themself
Three realistically fictional journals from three different eras of the author.
Graduation: The Last Five Years
If I could give one piece of advice to people going to college, I would say: DO NOT sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.
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