Comparing Cinderellas
A few days ago, I read an article about Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new stage adaptation of Cinderella.
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A Complete 180 Degree Flip
While their spins may be ‘doubles’ and their scenes may be tear-jerkers, I do not think any actor's performance education is complete without a technical theater background.
Enneagram and Broadway
As a disclaimer, these are not every trait of the types in the enneagram, just some of the ones I chose to highlight while doing this article.
Producing Virtual Theatre: Greater Giving 2021
Each year, the Gamma Gamma chapter of Alpha Psi Omega honor society presents Greater Giving, an entirely student run variety show.
Hartt Junior Cabaret
Completely student-organized, about 2/3 of the junior MTs have banded together to show off our skills.
A Swag Bag of Spring Entertainment - Frosty's World 12
It is always encouraging to hear the stories of Baldwin Wallace University alumni who make it big in the arts field.
Do You Hear the People Sing? Les Mis Songs Ranked
As a lifelong Les Mis fan, I decided it was time for me to share my Top 10 Les Mis songs with the world.
Learning to Love the Self-Tape Era
'I never dreamt that being an actor meant being on my phone or laptop every single day.
An Organic Reflection on College Living as an Artist
This blog was going to be about something completely different, but once I started writing I realized that there were more important things I wanted to say and people I wanted to recognize.
“May The Journey Feel as the Finish Line”
6 months ago, when we were told that we would be doing an online play, honestly, I was not motivated.
Sharing Their Stories: An Interview with Bret Shuford
When Broadway actor, content creator and life coach Bret Shuford sits down with new clients, he helps them envision what they want their life to look like.
Burnt Out? You're Not Alone.
During times like these, I find it incredibly difficult to feel or be creative.
BWW Blog: What It's Like Being a POC in the Theatre Industry - An Interview with Liberty Mack
“But,” she says hopefully, “with the re-spark of the Black Lives Matter movement, I have been able to find my voice in theatre, as well as socially.
Looking at College Theatre: Post-Pandemic
It’s officially been a year since the world shut down, and theatre with it.
To Use the Mirror, or to Not Use the Mirror Part 1
'I suppose we are very different dancers, so this topic is perhaps something we cannot agree on.
Zodiac Signs of Tony-Nominated Musicals
The criteria are that these shows have been nominated for Best Musical from the 3rd Tony Awards (the ceremony that started the Best Musical category) in 1949 to the nominations of what will now be the 74th Tony Awards in 2021.
Catching Up with Next on Stage Winner, Willem Butler
Checking in with Next on Stage winner Willem Butler and finding out what he has been up to since his win.
10 Student Blogs to Check Out This Week - March 15-19, 2021
Read the latest from student bloggers Bea, Isabella, David, Aingea, and more!
BWW Blog: Help Jok Abraham Thon on His Mission to Change Minds from Bullets to Books
The creative team of the documentary Bullets to Books - Andy Truschinski, Gail Prensky, and Sean MacLaughlin - want you to know the story of Jok Abraham Thon and his mission of peace in South Sudan.
10 Alternatives to Popular Soprano/Alto Audition Songs
Update your book with these lesser-known songs that will help make you memorable to the casting team.
Here's To 'Firsts'
When most ‘firsts’ are due to COVID, it was nice to have a ‘first’ that happened despite COVID.
Readjusting to Res Life
Change has always been something that scares me.
An Interview with HADESTOWN Fate Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer
'I love everything about this show.
Pittsburgh Playhouse's Dance Nation: Warming Up
The Pittsburgh Playhouse has begun rehearsals for their upcoming, virtually-filmed production of Clare Barron’s Dance Nation.
How the Grammys Showed that Theatre is Alive and Well
The performances by pop stars like Cardi B, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, and more all had theatrical elements that reminded me of some of my favorite Broadway performances.
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