*Updated October 5th* I know. I know. It’s September 1st and I’m already making a HALLOWEEN post?? If my timing seems premature to you, well, I couldn’t agree more! My excuses are: I’m so happy Autumn is on the way aaaaand I really like Halloween. PLUS, I’m going to keep adding Halloween costume looks to […]
Broadway-Inspired Halloween Costume Looks (I’m Getting A Head Start!) Read More »
Compiling this list of musical theatre duets was a real joy. I also really loved organizing it into subsections because…I love lists. So. Much. Anyhow, I‘ve already written a very detailed post on choosing a standout audition song. It walks you through seven steps to figuring out if the song is right for you and the show
105+ Musical Theatre Duets (2 Females, Male-Female, & 2 Males) Read More »
Recently, a high school theatre director (Hi Hannah!) asked me if I could compile a list of musicals that high schools can do. While every high school and town is different, there are quite a few shows that are performed pretty much nationwide. When choosing a show for your school or community theatre or wherever,
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Trick question. There are no official qualifications to be a musician. Unlike accountants and lawyers and doctors, you do not need any degrees or government-issued certifications to be a successful musician. Why then do so many aspiring artists get into mountains of student loan debt in order to become the next Broadway star? They do
The best way I’ve found to learn the chronological order of history is by looking at the art set in that time period. For example, learning about 1950 by watching musicals written during that year as well as shows set in that year written in the future. I’ve already created a glorious wall timeline of
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Post by Caleb Brown Something that I hate to see and hear is a musician who is losing stage presence and confidence because of their sound setup. What drives me out of my mind, though, is when I see musicians who want to perform, but think they can’t because they don’t have a full sound
Sound Setup 101: Equipment You Need For Your Sound System Read More »
W hen Caleb asked me to help him set up a Facebook livestream, I had no clue where to start. I wasn’t sure if we needed to pay for one of the many streaming services out there or if we could just plug our new DSLR into my laptop. After some experimenting, I learned that
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T wo masks. Comedy and tragedy, happy and sad. The iconic theatre masks have become a universal symbol of the theatrical arts–heck, there’s even a theatre mask emoji! But what is the meaning of these masks? Were their faces always eternally scrunched into the juxtaposed emotions of happy and sad? Did theatrical masks have a
Things You Didn’t Know About the Comedy and Tragedy Theatre Masks Read More »
H ello there! My name is Tiffany Hyatt, and I’m here to give you some information and inspiration for pursuing a musical theatre degree in college. Below you’ll find information on college auditions, choosing the college (and degree program) that’s right for you, and what kind of curriculum you can expect from different schools including
I love costumes. Finally getting to wear the costume that a crew of incredible theatre mom/seamstress-extraordinaires lovingly crafted is one of my favorite parts about performing. I’ve gotten the opportunity to perform in some beautiful and ingenious musical theatre dresses: Just for fun, I decided to share a little over a dozen of my favorite
12 Musical Theatre Costumes I Would LOVE to Wear: Gown Edition Read More »
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