Regional Theatre Spotlight on Education at Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre
When I moved to Seattle in middle school, I never would have guessed that one of the city’s leading professional theatres would become an artistic home.
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Books That Should Be Adapted For The Stage
In recent years, several Broadway shows have opened that are interesting adaptations of well known books and pieces of literature.
You Graduated, Theatre Kid! What Comes Next?
Summer is right around the corner, which means commencement season is rapidly approaching.
Letters from a Nobody in New York #6: Meet a Professor, Dean Liza Gennaro!
There is something really exciting about a Brand New Musical Theatre Program in New York City - Welcome to the Manhattan School of Music's New Musical Theatre Degree! I had the pleasure of speaking with Liza Gennaro, the Associate Dean and Director of the Musical Theatre Program at MSM.
Advice for a College Freshman
You shape how you want your college experience to be.
Freshman Year and Friends: A Reflection from a College Senior
As the fear of graduation sets in, the reality that I'm leaving the last illusion of adolescence I have left and the two friends that have been integral parts of my life over the past four years is a difficult one to realize.
The Formula Behind 'The Theory of Relativity'
If you go onto the MTI website in search of musicals available for licensing, the song cycle The Theory of Relativity is currently the #1 trending show on the call board.
Broadway Takes Hollywood
From the Great White Way to the Silver Screen, these artists have careers that span both the stage and screen.
Just Be Yourself- Three Weeks with Adelphi Alumni Playwrights Group
“And Leah? You just be yourself.” The cast laughed at playwright Stephanie Gajeski’s words, and I couldn’t stop smiling.
Both Sides of the Coin
There are many quality lessons to learned as a performer taking on technical positions.
Yale Drama Series Prize Winner Rachel Lynett on 'Apologies to Lorraine Hansberry (You Too August Wilson)'
The 2021 Yale Drama Series Prize has been awarded to Rachel Lynett who says, 'the seed of the play is two things: One, I wanted to address that the black experience is not monolithic [...] Two, what does it mean when we ask actors to take on all these roles and what's the toll on it for them?'
School Stress
The towering number of projects, papers and assignments can seem never-ending during the school year.
Burning Out In The Snow
I’ve been burnt out before (and I’m sure I’ll be burnt out again) but this time feels different.
Keeping Your Cool in Finals Season
Hey! College student here.
10 Films All College-Aged Actors Should Watch
In my humble opinion, these films provide valuable lessons about acting and are overall cinematic masterpieces.
10 Student Blogs to Check Out This Week - The Importance of Rest, Reflecting on the School Year, & 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.
My Top Ten Favorite Musical Theatre Finales
Whether it be a large dance number, a touching duet, or a beautiful ensemble number— the finale has the ability to set the tone of the show.
Now Is The Time To Seize The Day
I've been thinking about Newsies a lot this week.
What My Internship Taught Me About My Love for Theatre
As you can image, this was certainly a different take on the arts than I had been exposed to before.
Special Activities, The Return of Touring, & More - Frosty's World #14
Baldwin Wallace Ovation Festival Day of Excellence is kind of like a school science fair all grown up.
What To Do When You Lose Your 'Spark'
A lot of times, the magic of being an actor is lost within the stress of trying to be a successful actor.
BWW Blog: From Ballparks to Broadway - Actor Aesthetic's Maggie Bera
Maggie Bera, founder of Actor Aesthetic and creator of the viral Tik Tok sensation “Broadway Stars in Shows They Were Definitely Not In”, is no stranger to performing.
Student Spotlight: Upperclassmen Edition
Bella (MT class of 2022) and Emma (AT class of 2021) are two fantastic actresses with a little more experience under their belts.
The New Era of Fandom
Stage door, fan mail, events at Shubert Alley – the starter pack of an OG Broadway fan.
Dreaming of a Better Industry
If we all come together and fight against these people in power, if we demand change in the industry, we can make theatre a better place for future generations, for everyone who's ever dreamt of being on Broadway.
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