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The Skivvies Will Celebrate Ten Years With Lesli Margherita, Beth Malone, And More
The Skivvies Will Celebrate Ten Years With Lesli Margherita, Beth Malone, And More
June 23, 2022

The Skivvies are turning ten and employing the help of some special guests to celebrate. Get ready for the star studded lineup of Nick Adams, Tovah Feldshuh, Beth Malone, Lesli Margherita, Nathan Lee Graham, Aaron Marcellus, Marissa Rosen, Diana Huey , Leslie McDonel, and Jordan Kai Burnett. The performance will be 7pm on July 19th at Joe's Pub.

MTI Acquires TREVOR Rights Ahead of Disney+ Film Release
MTI Acquires TREVOR Rights Ahead of Disney+ Film Release
June 23, 2022

Theatrical licensor Music Theatre International (MTI) has announced the acquisition of TREVOR. A filmed version of the critically acclaimed Off Broadway production Trevor: The Musical will debut exclusively on Disney+ Friday, June 24.

Grand Rapids Symphony Announces Retirement of Mary Tuuk Kuras as President and CEO
Grand Rapids Symphony Announces Retirement of Mary Tuuk Kuras as President and CEO
June 22, 2022

Mary Tuuk Kuras, President and CEO of the Grand Rapids Symphony, has announced her retirement, effective December 31, 2022. She plans to devote more time to her family and other personal interests.

MEAN GIRLS Tickets Are Now on Sale For August Dates At The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
MEAN GIRLS Tickets Are Now on Sale For August Dates At The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
June 22, 2022

MEAN GIRLS tickets are now on sale for August 24-28th at The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center in Appleton, WI

Student Blog: Preparing the Part
Student Blog: Preparing the Part
January 18, 2022

The actor's preparatory work is a testament to their discipline and professionalism. There is so much growth that happens during the process but I believe that it is important to start with a strong foundation. Confidence in the beginning allows for great discoveries throughout the process. I urge you to find what works to help you meet your new character, and commit to a discipline within the process for the most meaningful experience.

Student Blog: The Journey of Discovery
Student Blog: The Journey of Discovery
December 17, 2021

I believe that it is valuable to be an informed audience member when taking in new media in the theater. There is so much to learn beyond the source material, and all of it is vital to the greater art presented. Taking that time to be more knowledgeable in content you care about can allow for deeper conversations in the arts and a greater level of analysis within classic works.

Student Blog: New Work is the Best Work
Student Blog: New Work is the Best Work
November 29, 2021

This month I performed in the premiere of a play written as an adaptation of a movie. This experience reminded me how much I enjoy working on new work as an actor, and the opportunities it creates. I realized that a great deal of my time in college as well as growing up has been centered around new work, from originating roles to writing material, and I have thoroughly enjoyed every process. The journey with a new play or story is unlike any other time, and I really cherish the ability I have to participate in such exciting and monumental moments.

Student Blog: Taking Charge of Your Own Education
Student Blog: Taking Charge of Your Own Education
October 29, 2021

Throughout developing a theater degree, there are so many opportunities to bring material to class and work with what inspires you. It is important to make firm choices rooted in the values you can fall back on and return to maintain an excitement with your selection. Since there are so many experiences based on your own choices of material, take solace in the fact that there are so many times that you can explore different works.

Student Blog: Wearing a New Hat
Student Blog: Wearing a New Hat
September 28, 2021

When I first entered college I had no idea that this would be a passion of mine, and I have a new appreciation for the process as a whole. I cannot wait to see the completion of my work in a full-scale performance and am thrilled to see the reactions of audiences by the end of this semester!

Student Blog: Have You Heard of A Dramaturg?
Student Blog: Have You Heard of A Dramaturg?
September 14, 2021

I highly recommend that those who enjoy history, english, and theater, work as a dramaturg. This is a more scholarly part of the theatrical process and it aids the storytelling unlike anything else. Dramaturgs live in the world of the play from the production's beginning to its end and work from the perspective of the audience as well as the actors. Though an often overlooked and unknown part of a production team, a dramaturg's work greatly aids the rehearsal process and telling of the for the actors and audience.

Student Blog: The Brilliance of Pass Over by Antoinette Chinoye Nwandu
Student Blog: The Brilliance of Pass Over by Antoinette Chinoye Nwandu
August 25, 2021

I recently saw Pass Over in previews on Broadway, and I am so glad I was able to experience the energy of live theater again! Pass Over was written by Antoinette Chinoye Nwandu in 2018 and took inspiration from Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett. Two young men perform in a cycle passing the time and hoping things could be different until a stranger wanders in to disrupt their pattern. Overall, the play follows the theme of making your way out through profanity and slang terms warped into poetic philosophical questions.

Student Blog: Theater Major Packing Survival Guide
Student Blog: Theater Major Packing Survival Guide
August 25, 2021

While debating over which sweatshirts or sneakers to bring you also have to decide what a theater major needs for a semester of performance. Thankfully, here is a list of what I consider to be some of the most important items to pack for your time in the theater. With an unprecedented year of experience, from acting classes in masks and performing in boxes, I have whittled down the necessities to what can fit in my shoebox size room.

Student Blog: Inside Face-Out
Student Blog: Inside Face-Out
July 28, 2021

In analyzing this trend from my perspective, in order to properly cast my Inside Out characters I decided the remake about my emotions would have to be a musical. As others have been picking movie actors, I decided to pick two Broadway actors to portray each of my emotions as if I were cast as Riley in this Inside Out Musical.

Student Blog: Buckle Up and Buckle Down
Student Blog: Buckle Up and Buckle Down
July 8, 2021

In my personal experience, organization guides and advice have always been phrased as a way for you to mimic the success of someone else, rather than explore your own path and needs. Everyone goes through life with different perspectives and experiences, therefore everyone should find organization strategies that compliment their own lifestyles.

Student Blog: Opening Up: In-Person Theater Is Here
Student Blog: Opening Up: In-Person Theater Is Here
June 24, 2021

I am proud to say that I am part of reopening theater experiences in New York City this summer. From planning safe events to checking vaccination cards and directing people through experiences, I have worked diligently to keep in-person, artistic events open to the public.

Student Blog: Summertime, When The Livin' Is Easy
Student Blog: Summertime, When The Livin' Is Easy
June 2, 2021

With the change of the seasons it is time for those Songs of Purple Summer that create a Summer Lovin' mood. What is vacation without a perfect playlist? These are my favorite musicals that remind me of summer; some are obvious and some are only my preference. Regardless, I hope you kick back, relax, and soak in the tunes that signify sunshine!

Student Blog: Performer to Instructor Pipeline
Student Blog: Performer to Instructor Pipeline
May 26, 2021

Becoming a certified fitness instructor, no matter the discipline, is one of the best moves you can make for your future career as a performer. I can picture a life where I teach classes by day and act by night, and think that this is one of the smartest ways I have prepared myself for life after college.

Student Blog: Takeaways and Turning Points
Student Blog: Takeaways and Turning Points
May 18, 2021

As I packed up the last of my boxes and prepared to leave my college dorm behind, I couldn’t help but reflect on everything that made my first year of college what it was. I entered a brand new place during a global pandemic and trained for an industry that could barely exist with the given health risks. After graduating through a youtube video and spending six months inside, the prospect of meeting new people, studying, and exploring a new place seemed daunting.

Student Blog: The Power of Yes... And
Student Blog: The Power of Yes... And
April 28, 2021

Improv is defined as creating scenes that have never been done before, and will never be done again. The scenes aren’t planned, and everything happens in the moment!

Student Blog: My 'Serotonin Songs' Playlist
Student Blog: My 'Serotonin Songs' Playlist
April 10, 2021

Currently spanning almost six hours long, this collection of songs include music that can raise my mood and make my day. There is no rhyme or reason to the songs I pick, beyond the rule that they need to bring me joy. I am a huge proponent of using music to relax and prepare for the day, and I think everyone could benefit from their own “Serotonin Songs” Playlist. There are many ways to go about creating this masterpiece, and I would like to share some insights to help you get started.



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