My best advice is to dress presentably and respectfully, which can honestly be interpreted differently by everyone, so I hope these specific examples are helpful. 

This list will only be covering films that are officially confirmed to be happening as opposed to films that are stuck in “development hell” for quite some time.

This installment of Sharing Their Stories is with Noah Himmelstein!

As you know, the country is on fire. “Life goes on” though doesn’t it? I wish I could read the recent headlines and go “c'est la vie!” and proceed to rehearse monologues and be a creative artist. 

I am excited for very few things this year because I don’t know what will happen this year.

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As the world has moved almost entirely online, I have had the pleasure of virtually “meeting” cool people from around the globe, people with whom I otherwise would have never crossed paths.

Olivia Reed has been able to embrace it all, growing as a person and as an actor every day.

“Anyone can cook… and create.”

'Not everyone can cook, but a great cook (or Musical) can come from anywhere.'

Student blogger Kyle Morales got to chat with former A Christmas Story cast members Johnny Rabe, Jeremy Todd Shinder, and Jack Mastrianni.

Seema Sueko is a theatre powerhouse and strategic consultant to Arena Stage (a theatre in Washington, DC).

Of course, no show is complete without a watch party. Here are some ideas for yours!

Until we get any news, I’ll be rewatching “The Prom”...again.

Stephanie defines what it truly means to be an artist.

Each year the Xavier Theatre program has an end of the semester/holiday party. At this party, the seniors perform a parody of the Twelve Days of Christmas that relates to the program and their experiences as a class in particular.

The pandemic has not stopped theatre. Instead, it opened up new avenues for theatrical material to be presented across the globe.

Anyone who knows me, or even just follows me on Instagram, is aware of the fact that I am fully obsessed with Jagged Little Pill.

I have never been someone who has made New Year’s resolutions for myself because I’ve never thought they were necessary for my life. However, with this unusual year, I decided an interesting idea would be to come up with a list of 5 New Year’s resolutions for thespians. 

I didn’t know that Soft Power would become one of my favorite musicals. 

For my final blog post of 2020, I want to write about the future. More specifically, the future of Broadway.

This blog marks the finale of my “Zoomtastical Production” series, as Point Park’s production of It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play has come to a close.

It’s no surprise that the last 366 days have been anything but normal.

Laura Benanti’s innovative HBO Max documentary, HOMESCHOOL MUSICAL: CLASS OF 2020, is a remarkable achievement of seven unique messages of hope, resilience and an unshakable faith that the best is yet to be.

After emerging into what feels like a new brain, I feel a lot better about what the future holds.