Treat Yourself Well
As actors, sometimes we can take our art too far.
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As actors, sometimes we can take our art too far.
Every December, the question of resolutions resurfaces.
Here is a behind-the-scenes look into the research fueling my most physically demanding role yet.
This weekend, I return to New York for my spring semester after a six-week winter break at home.
As I begin my final semester of college, I reflect on standing on a precipice of uncertainty, no longer able to clearly envision where I will be or what I will be doing in the year ahead.
What’s better than one hopefully successful New Years’ Resolution? Two hopefully successful New Years’ Resolutions!
As I look forward to the new year, I am excited to explore all of my passions, not just those that directly tie to my BFA in musical theatre.
The beginning of a new year always feels symbolic in theatre.
2026 - a new year full of new experiences and chances to improve one’s craft.
3, 2, 1, Happy New Year! 2026 has welcomed us with open arms, and it’s up to us to make the most of it.
As many of the Broadway World topics are based upon personal reflection, I have enjoyed the challenge of incorporating terminology while allowing my personality to influence both the tone and content of the piece.
At the end of the day, it’s not about becoming a totally new person for me.
Hundreds of actors, thirty companies, 90 seconds to make an impression.
It is in this City of Angels that the dreams of many lie, and some rise to the top, while others dig their own graves.
I see this also as a way to ignore the pull of consumerism that is being shoved in our faces every day by influencers.
Since the holiday season has just passed, I wanted to share my list of theatre-themed gifts that can be added to future wishlists.
In theatre, there are a variety of traditions, routines, and superstitions.
Why theater? The question of the century, honestly.
Going into college, I thought I knew my plan – get a bachelor’s in Youth Theatre, get a teaching credential, and get a job in a school as a theatre teacher.
I knew I needed to dive right back into the semester without needing to build things back up.
What does history feel like before it knows what it will become? That question stayed with me over a winter trip to New York, where Liberation, Chess, and Ragtime began to connect in ways I didn’t expect.
Confidence is often fleeting, but it doesn't have to be.
If you love the theater but aren't sure if the actor's life is for you, you’re in luck.
She traced a circle on the page, slow and deliberate, the pencil gliding across the paper as if it had a mind of its own.
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