Road to Professional Performer

Going over the Ins and outs of what it's like to work on the backstage crew of the Frozen national tour

I go over my experience in the show Anna Green Gables and how it affected my way of looking at building a character throughout a show.

Sometimes building a career is not a straightforward process but I tell you my way of dealing with it.

I go in depth on why I think Beetlejuice is a phenomenal show and why people should watch it 

I walk you through the ins and outs of my very personal experience with S.E.T.C volunteer experience

Just a small update on the podcast and my current life

In this episode I go in a detailed description of what my experience at the unified professional theater auditions in Memphis Tennessee was like

I talked about my experience as an actor in a haunted house

I talked about the ups and downs of not getting cast as the character you want and how to deal with it in a timely and effective manner

I go over my personal process and tips on how to play characters who act more timid or cowardly

Just a small update

In this episode I go over how my semester went the classes that I did and how they benefited me on my journey to being a professional performer.

its a hard time for us theater students

it was a long semester but it was well worth the effort

I talk about my personal experience with writing a cabaret for a college class

Me ranting about how theater and fashion just do not mix.

Some of the physical limitations that make Musical theater hard

I talked about how it's okay to be worried about change And that is okay to embrace that change for your own betterment

I go over my personal experience Performing Mamma Mia in a community theater setting

Its that time in life where most young people move out and start fresh what is that like?

I go over the affects Hamilton has had on the theater world and the General Public

I go over how COVID-19 has affected the general theater world and how it has personally affected my theater experience.

In this episode, I talked about receiving a role that you are not familiar with and how to approach it and what you can learn from it

I go over my thoughts on why male participation is so limited in musical theater and dance community

In this episode I talk on how we find inspiration and use it in your area of study and profession. 

 In this episode I talk about rejection how to deal with it, and different methods of accepting rejection and moving on to better things.  

I talk on how not to be afraid to pursue an artistic career just because of inaccurate stereotypes.

  how do you approach a teaching environment where the other students are not willing to put in the effort of learning?  

 How do you know what Opportunity to choose next for you're Constant improvement in theater?