Looking for some inspiration for your drama or musical theatre classes? We have some ideas! Just read through this list of our absolute favorite resources for drama teachers. And of course, make sure to have fun with your planning!
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Finding the perfect monologue can be a challenging task! But that’s exactly why we’re offering a new series of blog posts in which we group together some of the greatest monologues out there. So keep scrolling down for some of our favorite monologues for teens!
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Knowing and understanding your vocal range is an important part of moving forward in your musical theatre journey. And figuring out your voice type is actually pretty simple! All you need is a keyboard (or a virtual piano), a few spare minutes, and the following exercise!
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This week, Theatre Trip got the chance to check out BroadwayCon for the very first time! The convention took place from January 24th – 26th at the New York Hilton Midtown in the heart of the city. If you’re at all interested in checking out the convention in the future, make sure to read on to learn more about what to expect!
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No matter how much we love what we teach, there are simply some words that will have our students groaning like a herd of seriously ticked-off alpacas. And unfortunately, ‘theatre” is often one of those words. So, how do we get our kiddos excited about reading/analyzing/acting out plays? We start with the fun ones!
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Whether you are an actor, actress, drama teacher, or theatre enthusiast, it’s always a good idea to keep a few solid acting exercises in your back pocket. So to start with, here are six acting exercises for teenagers that will help them become better and more confident actors.
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Auditioning for musicals can be an exciting time in a performer’s life. But unfortunately, it takes quite a while to master the art of it. Major audition mistakes are being made every day. And often times, you will never even find out if you have been making the mistake in the first place! But that’s exactly why we are collecting some great audition tips from both casting directors and Broadway/West End musical theatre stars.
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Only two more days until Halloween!! And I’m sure a few of you have prepared for months in advance and have your perfectly replicated costume hanging neatly in your closet. But for the most of us who are NOT prepared this year, this one’s for you. So here’s our list of 31 amazing last-minute musical theatre Halloween costumes!
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One of the things I love most about Broadway and New York theatre is how sentimental it is. You’re never just seeing a play, it’s a New York Play. It’s not just a musical, it’s a Broadway musical. For some New Yorkers, theaters are a true house of worship. So here are seven fun things to keep in mind your first Broadway experience.
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Are you curious as to where you can best find high-quality musical theatre sheet music? There are a handful of sites that I regularly return to when writing Theatre Trip’s audition song posts, and I thought it would be helpful for you to have a nice list of them on hand! So here’s our list of the 4 best places to easily find musical theatre sheet music!
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