The Theatre Performer’s Back-to-School Guide
The start of a new school year gives you a fresh start. Learn how, as a theatre performer, you can make the most out of the coming school year.
Self-Care for the College Theatre Student
Being a theatre student can be a grueling, exhausting experience. It’s a tough lifestyle but we have some self-care tips to stay physically and mentally fit.
The Multi-Hyphenate Interviews: Chris Tsujiuchi (Musical Director & Performer)
Welcome to our first instalment of the Multi-Hyphenate Series. Let's dive into the world of music directing with our first multi-hyphenate: Chris Tsujiuchi!
A Guide to Summer Training Programs
Oh, those heady summer days. The sun may be shining and the beaches might be calling, but it's also a great time to reap the benefits of an acting program! Let's look at what you can get out of an intensive summer training program!
Black History Month: 6 Must-Read Plays
February marks Black History Month and what better time to delve into the rich catalog of plays by BIPOC writers. Here are our starter suggestions!
Much Ado About the Assistant Director
Define the role of the assistant director. Regular coffee bringer or another pair of expert eyes? In our latest blog post, we explore this tricky role on the production team.
Top Tips on Mastering Your College Musical Theatre Audition!
Starting to prepare for your college musical theatre audition? Check out David Sisco and Laura Josepher's top tips for giving your best performance in the room!
Meet the Theatre Artist: Starting Out in the Business & Finding Your Path
In our next two episodes of Meet the Theatre Artist, David Sisco and Laura Josepher discuss their different paths into the theatre business and how life doesn't always take you where you think it will! They also offer their advice to parents whose children want to pursue a career in theatre.
Playwriting Prompts for Teachers
Looking for new ways to engage your students in your playwriting class? Brit Christopher explores a series of prompts that she often uses with her students, along with some example scenes. Happy writing!
Directing Middle School: A How-To Guide
First time directing middle schoolers? These "hilarious little sponges" may keep you on your toes, but Brit Christopher has some great tips on working with the best kind of students you'll find!
A Beast of a Time: How I Directed Disney in a Pandemic
Let's take you on a journey! In our latest blog post, we discover the highs and lows of directing Beauty and the Beast during a global pandemic.
9 Tips For Refreshing Your Repertoire
It’s always a good idea to periodically refresh your repertoire so you can feel confident when walking into your next audition. Here are some top tips to help you fall back in love with your audition book!