In the Same Boat
This semester, I had the privilege and honor to be cast in another production at Niagara University.
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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.
Ranking Male Broadway Characters Based on How Much I Would Like to Date Them
I’ve decided in the aftermath of my crippling solitude to create a list of male Broadway characters based on if they would be good boyfriends or not.
The Necessary Songs For Your Travel Playlist
No matter where you’re headed, the perfect music makes any trip that much better and memorable.
Letters from a Nobody in New York #2 - Ask a Professor, Marymount Edition!
Professors are the gateways into your college careers, they can either make or break an institution for a student.
Sing, Sing, Sing
Fall back in love with your gift.
10 Student Blogs to Check Out This Week - February 22-26, 2021
Read the latest from student bloggers Jaclyn, Drew, Madison, Rachel, and more!
BWW Blog: Is BRIDGERTON THE MUSICAL the Future of Broadway?
After binging the show, Abigail wrote two songs (Oceans Away and Burn for You).
BWW Blog: How I Learned to Drive... In a Month
My first opportunity of this semester has been through my school’s student led theatre organization, Pinnacle Productions.
BWW Blog: From The Stage To The Screen
I got to sit down and have a conversation with two CCM Seniors, Joshua Kenneth Allen Johnson and Jack Brewer of MT 21’ and discussed what it was like to transfer everything they’ve learned from the classroom into the virtual world of a showcase.
BWW Blog: My 7 Favorite Snowy Songs to Play on a Snow Day
In honor of my snowy environment, I bring you my 7 favorite snowy songs to play on a snow day.
BWW Blog: More Musical Adaptations That Would Just Make Sense - “So Bad, It's Good” Edition
There are a lot of bad movies out there, ranging from moderately bad to absolutely horrendous.
BWW Blog: (Some Of) My Quarantine Dream Castings
With all of this time in a room by myself, I’ve turned to the old standby, dream castings, to occupy my time.
BWW Blog: The Return of the Radio Play
For three artists, this provided an opportunity to create their own work.
BWW Blog: Ivy Austin - A Woman of Many Voices and Many Hats
There are few performers who can be declared a “triple threat” talent.
BWW Blog: Take It Personally
The multi-award winning play, Roadkill, was directed and conceived by Cora Bissett, the Artistic Director and founder of a Scottish company called Pachamama, and has been performed all over the world, though I saw it in 2010 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
BWW Blog: Come From Away, Coming to the Screen
It was recently announced that Come From Away would be filmed live this spring, for release in September.
BWW Blog: Pivoting for the Pandemic
While of course neither the process nor the content is a ‘pre-pandemic normal’, the barrier of a mask seems unimportant when you get to be doing what you love.
BWW Blog: In the Moment
16 weeks, 112 days, that’s how long I have left until graduation.
BWW Blog: From Ambiguous to Individuals: My Experience Teaching Actors with Disabilities
Picture me, an eager college freshman, certain that I could save the world through theatre, but a bit overwhelmed with where to start.
BWW Blog: College Auditions/Interviews During a Pandemic - An Interview With My Classmates
I decided to interview some of my close friends who also auditioned/interviewed for college theatre programs to see what their experience was like!
BWW Blog: Meet Quadramics! An Interview with the Chair
Since the end of my freshman year, I have been on the board of Quadramics Theatre Company which is known for its student directed fall play and spring musical.
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