“Are they better than me?” Dealing with insecurity and rejection.
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?
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Herding Cats…Or, What I Learned as a Stage Manager!
Being stage manager is not for the faint of heart, but it’s also an incredibly rewarding job. Our latest blog post takes a dip into the wonderfully busy world of stage management!
Choosing a Singing Teacher
So you need a new singing teacher. There are so many out there, how do you go about choosing? Follow this guide to choosing a singing teacher, to make sure you get the teacher who works for you.
I Wish I Knew: Falling into Lighting Design with Cha See
Hello all you aspiring lighting designers! This one is for you. One of my favorite lighting designers, Cha See (she/her/hers) agreed to answer all my questions about becoming a lighting designer in the Philippines, Why she chose lighting over other areas of design, why working on Donja R. Love’s hit play One in Two was an exhausting and rewarding experience, and more! If you’re interested in lighting, or if you just love a good inspirational story, take a read!
They Don’t Like My Play: The Playwright’s Guide to Critical Feedback
One of the hardest things as a playwright is to receive criticism of your play. However, Brit Christopher explains why it is necessary to let your guard down and listen to the advice of others in order to improve. And there’s ALWAYS room for improvement, right?
