BWW Blog: Self Tapes Galore!by Student Blogger: Khailah Johnson - February 4, 2021Self taping is a really great tool and provides a lot of pros despite it not being the in-person auditions we are all used to. BWW Blog: The Late Late (Puppet) Showby Student Blogger: Sydney Emerson - February 4, 2021It wasn’t until I started taking a course in puppetry for my college’s January term, where I began learning about more esoteric methods and philosophies of puppetry, that I was able to fully appreciate the amount of puppetry that happened nightly in Ferguson’s studio. BWW Blog: After Too Much Time to Thinkby Student Blogger: Madalyn Macko - February 4, 2021No matter how cliché, it is accurate to say that there are good things to remember despite the troublesome time. BWW Blog: Balancing Your Breaking Pointby Student Blogger: Claire Desenberg - February 4, 2021It's simple, when I get overwhelmed I cry and it’s ok and that's what happened 2 days ago, Monday night at 9:30pm. It’s normal and we’ve all been there. College is hard especially in the winter quarter and in the middle of a pandemic. BWW Blog: Adjusting to Life Off the Stageby Student Blogger: Meguire Hennes - February 4, 2021Losing your opportunity to do what you love is an intense feeling. A feeling all of us felt, whether you’re on stage or off. BWW Blog: Dear Taylor Swift - Please, Please Write a Musical!by Student Blogger: Alexandra Lang - February 4, 2021You’ve conquered country, pop and now alternative music. You’ve won 10 Grammy awards (so far). You’ve topped the charts and broken your own records. What’s next? Here’s my pitch: write a musical. BWW Blog: To Be More Than Just What Is...by Student Blogger: David Lopena - February 4, 2021I, David Wilson Michael Lopena, believe that if you are going to do something, do it with your whole heart. Why limit your ability to only do what's inside the box, when you could open it and explore the endless possibilities. BWW Blog: Next to (Somewhat) Normalby Student Blogger: Lily Kaufman - February 4, 2021There’s a lot to mourn this year, and an uncertain path ahead of us to rebuild. As we round out this new year, it’s time to decide: what lessons will we take with us into the future of theatre production? BWW Blog: Faith and Trust, Not Pixie Dustby Student Blogger: Alexandra Lang - February 3, 2021Over the break, I bid a temporary goodbye to my apartment at college and came home, back to my childhood bedroom with Broadway posters on the walls and drawers cluttered with childhood memorabilia. BWW Blog: Zoey's Extraordinary TV Showby Student Blogger: Emma Rose Dorsch - February 3, 2021When I first heard of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, I was excited and intrigued. As a fan of both Marvel movies and musicals, a show about musical superpowers seemed right up my alley. BWW Blog: CARRIE - THE MUSICAL: The People's Musicalby Student Blogger: Drew Eldridge - February 3, 2021I believe it’s original advertisement sums up the history of the musical quite well. “There’s Never Been a Musical Like Her'-- there has never been a musical like Carrie. BWW Blog: Theatre Over Boredomby Student Blogger: Amanda Tossman - February 2, 2021As not only a performer, but an avid theatre-goer, performance spaces closing was heartbreaking. BWW Blog: What I Wish I Knew Before Collegeby Student Blogger: Rachel Branning - February 2, 2021Classes during the day followed by a vibrant nightlife with my best friends, just to come back to my dorm to do it all again the next day. BWW Blog: New Semester, Same Challengesby Student Blogger: Breanna Ebisch - February 2, 2021Life 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. BWW Blog: Through the Maskby Student Blogger: Grace Cutler - February 1, 2021When half of your face is covered it would seem almost impossible to deliver a performance. How could you express your emotions and convey the ideas of your piece when an audience cannot even see your mouth move?
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