Trans representation in Theatre
Why we need trans stories in theatre Musical Theatre has long been a beacon of hope for the communities that society might typically cast aside or marginalize. I was always told that theatre and what we see onstage should ultimately mirror what I see in my day-to-day life; humans, from all walks of life and […]
Sheet music for auditions from a pianist’s POV
One thing that I think a lot of graduate performers can forget is that an audition is not a solo performance. It’s true that the audition panel are there to assess your individual ability, but all auditionees have a very important duet-partner to help them through: the pianist.
If you are able to provide clear instructions to your pianist then you are setting yourself up for a much easier performance, and a much smoother audition. If your sheet music is messy or unclear, or if you are unable communicate your tempo and cuts, you are making the pianist work much harder for the same result, which could be detrimental to your audition.
How to become a Broadway Actor
This article will help you along that journey by taking you step by step through training, finding a job, auditioning, and more helpful things to know on your journey to Broadway.
This article serves as a guide to performers wanting to become a broadway actor/actress or work as a professional musical theatre performer in the United States.
