“For some reason, confidence is often mistaken for arrogance when it comes from a woman—especially one who isn’t afraid to express her opinions. If a male actor spoke about a role with the same level of conviction, it would be framed as passion. When Zegler does it, she’s labeled as entitled.”
Read More“If you’re looking for a private, industry-connected theatre school with top-tier facilities and networking, Emerson College is a fantastic choice. If affordability is a key factor and you want a program with excellent faculty, strong diversity initiatives, and cross-college collaboration, UMass Amherst delivers incredible value.”
Read More“Why is it that auditions so often feel like an endurance test rather than a collaborative process? Shouldn’t directors be rooting for every actor who walks in? Shouldn’t the room feel like a space where people can do their best work instead of some kind of theatrical Hunger Games?”
Read More“I believe that balance is key to a truly great theatre education. We want to be pushed artistically, but we also want to be in a program where we feel safe to take risks, to experiment, and, most importantly, to still love what we do.”
Read More“Cabaret is not about shock value—it is about reflection. If performed with care, it can be an unforgettable learning experience for students and audiences alike.”
Read More“I get it—talent matters. But I’d argue that desire should count for something, too. The people who keep showing up, who support productions even when they aren’t cast, who genuinely want to be a part of the experience—those people deserve a shot.”
Read More“It is imperative for the Trump administration to cease its discriminatory actions against transgender people. Upholding the rights and dignity of all citizens not only aligns with our nation's core values but also strengthens our society by promoting inclusivity and unity.”
Read More“More and more, the most exciting, unexpected, and vital new works aren’t making their way to Broadway at all. Instead, they are thriving in regional and community theatres across the country. If we want to see theatre continue to evolve, we need to turn our attention to these spaces, where creativity is thriving outside the pressures of Broadway economics.”
Read More“The decision by Hamilton to withdraw is just the beginning—more productions should follow suit to protect the integrity of our cultural institutions. Only through collective action can the artistic community ensure that the Kennedy Center remains a home for all voices, not just those that align with a political agenda.”
Read More“In a move that has sparked heated debate, the final performances of Stephen Sondheim’s Assassins at Northwestern University were canceled due to complaints over a racial slur in the show’s script.”
Read More“Theatre is a powerful art form that brings immense joy and deep connections. However, as a full-time career, it often demands more sacrifices than most people realize—financially, mentally, and physically.”
Read More“With an emotionally powerful finale, top-tier talent, and stunning production values, Wicked: For Good could be the film to beat in 2026.”
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