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No Rest for the Drowsy
It is entertaining to reflect on the madness of a tech week, and rewarding to be reminded of the success brought by hard work.
Learning to Juggle
My final school supply list as a college student consisted of just two things: a book co-authored by the Dalai Lama and a pack of three Speevers juggling balls - complete with a carry case for convenient access! While I knew the book was for spiritual guidance (as I’m also taking a course aptly…
BWW Blog: Bringing Hope Through Theatre Series - Martín Acuña's Story
For this installment, I spoke to Martín Acuña, host of BACKSTAGE TALK podcast (@backstagetalkpod on Instagram), about his story and how he got involved with theatre.
Spring Performance Season Heating Up - Frosty's World #11
For a theater and arts lover, there is just too much to do on campus and too little time.
Hip Hop and Theatre Belong Together
In a world of ballads and dance breaks, beats and bars and breakdancing also has a place.
Block and Jerjian Present: Safe & Sound the Musical
Safe & Sound the Musical brings attention to mental health, self-love, toxic masculinity, equality and kindness.
“Hush, Just Stop!” - Not Everything Needs to Be A Musical
The Queen’s Gambit has been one of my favorite shows of 2021.
“Actors Can't Have Acne” (And Other Lies I've Believed)
The truth is, we all have something we don’t like about ourselves.
18 Songs for 18 Sondheim Shows (Part 1 of 3)
When I was about 7, I saw the West Side Story movie for the first time, and I loved it.
Passion Always Finds Its Way
In this blog, Claudia Quintero Franco a lucky, passionate Mexican girl shares how Passion Always Finds Its Way!
BWW Blog: Reaching the Other Side of the World Through Storytelling
In order to graduate from Samford University as a theatre student, one must complete a final thesis called a “Catalyst project.” This year, two senior Theatre for Youth majors, Anna Johnson and Chloe Tower, teamed up to reach students on the other side of the world through their collaborative…
My Unforgettable Moment
I was ridiculously excited.
Storytelling, from Page to Stage (For All the Theatre Kids Who Love Books)
I’ve loved theatre since I was very young.
If I Could Tell You One Thing
Student Blogger Lily Kaufman asks successful theatre artists, actors, producers, administrators, technicians, and writers what they would tell their 18-year-old selves if they had the chance.
Once More, With Feeling: The Musical Episode in American Television
In shows where the music is part of the gimmick, musical numbers are used in the same way as musical theatre: to share information with the audience and present emotion too great to speak.
Dream Casting for the Wicked Movie
With the recent announcement that Jonathan M.
10 Student Blogs to Check Out This Week - March 1-5, 2021
Read the latest from student bloggers Isabella, Josie, Khailah, Paige, Liam, and more!
Tricks to Build Your Repertoire
I used to feel that before I considered singing a song, it would need to check every box on my list.
Dream Cast for a Fiddler on the Roof Movie Remake
As the number of movie musicals in the making continues to rise, I think we are overdue for a Fiddler on the Roof remake.
In the Same Boat
This semester, I had the privilege and honor to be cast in another production at Niagara University.
How Disability Representation in Theater Changed How I See Myself
I think that the theater industry has a long way to go when it comes to the relationship between disabilities and the stage.
Breaking Through The Pandemic Wall
This month marks one year since the world went absolutely crazy, and I thought I’d dedicate some blog space to addressing “the pandemic wall.” I heard this phrase recently, and it really sums up how I’ve been feeling lately.
BWW Blog: Bringing Hope Through Theatre Series - How Holly Lutton is “Blessing Broadway”
“Sometimes you just need a smile.
Six Degrees of Separation - Theatre Edition!
If you haven’t heard of the game Six Degrees of Separation, you’re missing out BIG TIME.
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