BWW Blog: 28 Plays in 28 Days
I give you a 28 plays by queer playwrights in 28 days reading list.
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BWW Blog: Exploring Summer Theatre
If you are planning to get back on the horse this summer but don’t know how to search for the perfect opportunity, here’s some help.
BWW Blog: 8 Steps for Writing Your Own Play
Once I finished writing my first play, I thought it would be useful to show others a helpful path that I followed during this new process.
BWW Blog: Your Guide to the Ultimate NYC Subway Ride Playlist
Want to feel like the main character while riding the subway in New York City? Then this playlist is for you.
BWW Blog: Sharing Their Stories- An Interview with Daniella Topol
Daniella is the current Artistic Director of Rattlestick Playwrights Theater and constantly works to cultivate a true sense of community, while giving voice to new playwrights and the stories they bring.
BWW Blog: Sharing Their Stories - An Interview with Monique Midgette
Monique has worn a plethora of artistic hats, spanning from actor to director, and hitting almost every step in between.
BWW Blog: What I Wish I Knew While Auditioning for Colleges, from a College Senior
If I could tell my high school self, and anyone in the midst of the process, anything, it would be this.
BWW Blog: My, How Things Have Changed
The day I received an email that I needed to evacuate campus effective immediately, my stomach dropped.
BWW Blog: Theatre Unmasked - How Giselle Muise's Virtual Theatre Company is Making Art Accessible for All
Giselle Muise, an NYC-Based Theatre Creator, has always had a love for theatre.
BWW Blog: I See Stars
In the words of the great and wise Uncle Iroh: “Failure is only the opportunity to begin again.
BWW Blog: My Hope for the Theatre in 2021
It’s become clear during the pandemic that the performing arts have made a significant pivot financially and creatively.
BWW Blog: A Letter to My Arts Hero (Who Has Graced the Stage)
Sometimes the right words are hard to find.
BWW Blog: What is Gen Z's Problem With Matthew Morrison?
Most of us know Matthew Morrison from his role as Mr.
BWW Blog: Blueprint Recording Release
I absolutely had to write about it again because I have exciting news.
BWW Blog: Journaling 101 - 5 Easy Steps to Start Your Own Journal
Journaling is not for everyone, but if you haven’t tried it yet, get a new notebook and some pens.
BWW Blog: Learning Backstage During A Pandemic
With recorded lectures, I’ll be able to study backstage techniques repeatedly, and whenever I don’t know how to do something, I’ll always be able to refer to my professor’s videos!
BWW Blog: Falling in Love with Teaching Theatre -- Over Zoom
It was 2020 -- the year of zoom teaching – that showed me that such work would be a part of my career not just to make ends meet, but to fulfill a deep love for the practice of theatre teaching itself.
BWW Blog: Shocking, Horrifying, Surprising, and Unbelievably Predictable - Part 1
My freshman year, I took a class entitled “Performing Power Performing Protest” in which we looked at famous protests throughout history and the performance like nature of each event that led to their place in the history books.
BWW Blog: You've Got Soul - Reflections on the Newest Disney Movie
After watching Soul, I was able to reflect on my relationship with theatre as a career and reevaluate what is most important.
BWW Blog: Coronavirus and Closings
This is why some of your favorite Broadway musicals are closing.
BWW Blog: The Last Five Years... Reversed?
So, hear me out.
BWW Blog: The Generosity of the Arts Community is All Around Us - Frosty's World #7
There is plenty of evidence that the theater community is a generous group.
BWW Blog: BRIDGERTON THE MUSICAL is Being Created on TikTok
The new Netflix series Bridgerton has taken the world by storm, and the musical theatre TikTok community has taken to the app, creating a musical adaptation of the show.
BWW Blog: “What Are You Going to Do After You Graduate?”
This question is not usually asked out of any type of malice, just some sort of genuine curiosity.
BWW Blog: A Letter to 2021
Dear 2021.
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