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!
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NYC Audition Season: What you already know about auditioning (and what you don’t!)
It’s January. It’s audition season in New York City. Are you ready for the madness? Seasoned New York performer, Rob Richardson, offers his top tips on surviving and, hopefully, thriving.
Dealing with “No”: A Brief Rejection Deflection Guide for Actors
They said no. You prepared for your audition for hours, and they said no. What do you do now? Even though we know that rejection is a central component of a career in the theater, being denied a job we really want still stings. But don’t beat yourself up, our latest blog post offers five tips to help you deal with rejection as an actor.
Five Tips to Audition Safely and Smartly
Actors want to be wanted, whether it’s for a role in a play or musical, film, or TV show. But sometimes we want to get that role so badly that we forget to use some common sense and may get ourselves into an iffy situation. Here are five things to watch out for so the only thing you have to worry about is if you get the gig!
Keeping an Organized Audition Book
Musical Theatre audition books come in all shapes, sizes, and creeds. Some audition books that live somewhere between a paper cut and a broken dream. Some deposit loose pages and muffin crumbs all over the piano. However, every so often one encounters a rare unicorn: a clean, organized binder filled with easily readable and fabulous songs. Remember, for a musical theatre actor, the audition book can be your biggest asset or your Achilles’ heel.
