Student Blogger: Breanna Ebisch - Page 2

At the end of the day, the moral of the story is that stage in Wallkill's auditorium gave me more than I never realized. And now, when I find myself missing the time I spent performing, I look back with fondness.

It has been over 365 days since COVID-19 turned our lives and the whole world upside down. 365 days of protecting ourselves and others. 365 days of adjusting to this new version of life that is missing a lot of components we are used to.

No matter where you’re headed, the perfect music makes any trip that much better and memorable. Adding these five songs to your playlist will turn the long ride or flight into something fun and will define your trip for years to come. ​​​​​​​

While millions of sports fans tune in across the country to watch the big game, many are more interested in the halftime show that always showcases an astonishing musical artist who brings a stunning performance to be remembered.

Life as a college student is not easy. And although many will discredit the stress, anxiety, hard work and obstacles that earning a higher education comes with, the current global pandemic multiplies those aspects significantly.

Dear 2021...

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

I created a list of musicals that have closed but should return to the Broadway stage in the future. 

Yes, you read that right. A Broadway musical for Ratatouille.

Like many other things this year, the iconic 94th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is going to look different than in the past.

Ever wonder what it would be like to see your very favorite album come to life on a Broadway stage? For many fans, it’s a fantasy that they would love to see become a reality

As a self-proclaimed theater kid and someone who has performed in musicals for years, continues to attend live shows and listen to soundtracks, it has broken my heart each time to see Broadway close yet again.

No matter what musical of choice is playing, there are always the songs that spark a complete karaoke session whether ita??s by yourself or with friends

I know youa??re just starting a new chapter in your life which is terrifying and unknown, but therea??s been a few things Ia??ve learned in the years since Ia??ve been in your shoes that I think you should hear.

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

Ita??s August which means thousands of students across the country are preparing to return to college for another semester.

For college students, everything they've known has been flipped upside down in several ways.

Thanks to the magic of Disney, Hamilton has become accessible on the company's streaming service for anyone to watch whenever they prefer.

Schools of all education levels, local theaters, national tours across the country and even Broadway itself had to make the tough decision about whether performances would continue when COVID-19 began majorly impacting America.

Always being a musically inclined person led to me being involved in musicals throughout my middle and high school years, even playing bigger roles throughout the years along with actively singing in choir. Theater quickly earned a place in my heart that still remains true to this day.