Another musical, another movie!

For this particular blog post, Ia??ll be focusing on shows that I saw either on Broadway, Off-Broadway or regionally.

College auditions can be one of the most stressful, crazy, and exciting time in a young performera??s life. Years of training, months of auditions, travel all over the country, all on top of regular college applications and senior year.

For the past several months, Zoom has been an excellent way for educators to continue to teach to their students during the pandemic. Ita??s also been a great way to communicate with friends you havena??t seen since you were all told you couldna??t return to school.

I came back home to Brazil for my spring break and never went back to Baldwin Wallace University. Because of the pandemic, there is a travel ban imposed by the US to Brazilians, preventing me from returning to campus this fall.

Now, what does this have to do with stress relief? Vacation was well-needed for the both of us, but what we needed most was to express ourselves through singing. Our musicals of choice? Mean Girls, Beetlejuice, Anastasia, Hadestown, Hamilton, Book of Mormon and, you guessed it, Wicked.

In just a few hours, I will continue my journey as a sophomore in college. Sitting back, I dona??t know where the time has gone or where my future will take me, but I am left with an overwhelming amount of energy.

I tend to see the first week of school as a preview of what the semester has to offer.  It is when you first get an idea of what your classes will be like and really sets the tone for what is to come.

As myself, as well as many others head back to school, I have been wracking my brain for the perfect post.

When I took a first-year seminar titled Culture and Power at the University of Pennsylvania, I learned about ideological state apparatuses, which are non-government institutions that inherently reinforce a societya??s ideology.

With this year's college audition season in full swing, I thought it was incredibly important to share why I chose Syracuse University for BFA in Musical Theater.

have always loved New York City. Walking through the streets that never sleep, listening to the sounds that fill the atmosphere and breathing in that NYC air - none of it will ever get old.

I recently moved back into my dorm at William Peace University, and even though our sister schools are reverting back to online only after the semester started, we are still blessed with the opportunity to learn on campus and in person.

For the past six months, ita??s been tempting to look around at the world and want to scream in frustration. Every theatre artist I knowa?"no matter what age, identity, level of experience, or level of educationa?"feels some degree of artistic and economic suffocation due to the pandemic.

If college is a rollercoaster of emotions, performing arts college is the craziest of them all. Going to school for theater is full of ups and downs that can take a toll on you. Therefore here are a few tips for taking care of your mental health.... 

After several weeks (and months) of anticipation, preparation, and anxiety the first week of my Junior year has come and gone.

I am sitting in my living room, glancing from my computer to the windows. I look out the window, admiring the green pine needles draping from their branches and the green leaves with tints of an orange blaze, hinting at the New England autumn to come... 

The new school year is so close, and for some college students, classes have already started! I always love back to school times because I love organizing and falling into a new routine, but this year is obviously very different for most of us.

Over the past two years, Ia??ve devoured hundreds of plays. I wholeheartedly believe that reading plays has made me a better theatre-maker and person. 

Theatre has moved into a fancy new platform that I am sure we all are familiar with...Zoom. 

For many students, school has begun in one form or another: online, in-person, or a?oehybrida?? as the University of Miami calls their system.

Hello, dear readers, from university quarantine. My school is hunkering down for two weeks before classes start this Monday.

Here are 10 of my favorite theatre-related videos, podcasts, and articles!

rom now on, your college or university campus is going to be considered a?oehome.'

We see this time and time again, where musicals that center on an experience or adult humor get so watered down that they render their existence pointless.