Tell Me About Yourself: How To Answer Common Audition Questions
It’s easy to overlook one of the most important parts of an audition: the interview. We look at how to prepare for, and answer, common audition questions.
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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!
Identifying Type: Choosing the right audition materials
What is type and how do you know what yours is? In our latest blog post we dissect the idea of type and how to use it to your advantage. If you have an audition around the corner, check out our advice on choosing materials suitable for your type.
Oh the Horror! Frightening Tales of Audition Mistakes
Folks, Halloween is upon us. This week, we’re delving into the world of audition horror stories! Here, we recount some audition fails and offers our tips on how to learn from them.
StageAgent in the Drama Classroom
Drama teachers rarely have enough time in the classroom to adequately focus on improving literacy in the Dramatic Arts. When so many theatre classes are group exercises that are project-driven, teachers struggle to ensure that kids learn about plays and playwrights. Further, how can theatre teachers truly measure a student’s learning progress? Luckily, computers in the classroom and constant online access have bred kids who are quick to use the internet. New programs like StageAgent for Schools have been launched to help fill these teaching gaps in the typical drama classroom. StageAgent for Schools has now been adopted by the drama programs at 24 Dallas ISD high schools. In this post, Lisa Cotie, a theatre teacher at the award-winning Booker T. Washington High School for Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas, discusses the genesis of the StageAgent for Schools program and why drama teachers need to bring StageAgent for Schools into their classrooms.
