Techniques
Overcoming The Stress of Tech Week
The phrase “Tech Week” can cause even the most solid thespian to shudder in fear. The long hours, the fear of failure, and the stress can be enough to...
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The Magic of Sound Effects on Stage
Sound and sound effects are an integral part of any storytelling art including television, movies and any live stage performance. We probably can all hear the sound of a...
Read MoreCreative Expression Through Theater
No matter what role you play in the theater, you have some opportunity for creative expression. Whether you’re a theatergoer, a member of the crew, or an actor as...
Read MoreStagefright? We’ve Got You Covered.
We’ve all heard of picturing the audience in their underwear when a performer is nervous or suffering from stage fright. But this is usually for advice when giving presentations...
Read MoreTeas, Honeys, and Other Natural Remedies for Sore Throats
When you’re preparing for opening night, your body is stressed. Running around from errands to rehearsal, while also trying to solidify lines and memorization takes a toll on your...
Read MoreBreaking the 4th Wall
The theater world is full of intricate terms and techniques. These ultimately help actors to perform their roles to the best of their abilities. One term used commonly...
Read MoreWhat Should I Bring to Rehearsal?
What do you bring to rehearsal? Well, be prepared. You don’t want to forget something you know you need or even something that might be nice to have… So,...
Read MoreEthos, Logos, and Pathos: Tools of Persuasion
Aristotle coined the terms ethos, logos, and pathos as the three main tools of persuasion. These are used in theatre, in literature, and beyond. As actors are learning various...
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