Self-tape auditions are becoming more and more common in the present climate. Here are our tips on how to put your best self forward in digital form.
Directing a new play is exciting, but it can be a daunting process. Here we offer some tips on how to make the most of this creative process.
Choosing to study drama abroad is a big and, potentially, exciting decision, but there are many factors to consider. Here, we discuss the pros and cons of making the big move!
Without question, African-American playwrights have profoundly impacted the landscape of American theatre. While there are several writers who are rightfully in classroom reading lists, we want to highlight some BIPOC writers you may not yet know.
An actor's life is tough and watching someone else get the part you know you were perfect for is even harder. So, how do we best deal with our insecurities?
A Midsummer Night's Dream is one of Shakespeare's most regularly performed plays, so what's the appeal? We explore the lure of this perennial favorite!!
Being stage manager is not for the faint of heart but it's also an incredibly rewarding job. Take a dip into the wonderfully busy world of stage management!
Community theatres are struggling right now. We all want to perform, but how will we do it safely? Blogger Jason LeBlanc explores some creative options.
With so many singing teachers out there, how do you choose the right one? Follow this guide to choosing a new singing teacher and get right teacher for you.
Many of us were in the middle of rehearsing/performing great shows when COVID-19 struck. How do we mourn the shows we may never get the chance to return to?
English Renaissance tragedies can be tricky to get your head around, but our latest blog post will demystify these plays and make them a joy to read!
One of the hardest things as a playwright is to receive critical feedback of your play. Brit Christopher explains why it's necessary to let your guard down.