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Upgrading Your Acting Resume For Musical Theatre

Auditions

One of the most important career tools any actor or actress should develop as soon as possible is a professional...

8 Tips for Self-Tape Success

Auditions, Singing

While live performances are an excellent way to build confidence and improve...

3 Tips for Overcoming Stage Fright

Auditions, Singing, Stage Fright

Even well-known professional singers also get stage fright now and then. A bout of terrible stage fright prevented the...

The Benefits of Self-Taping Your Performance

Auditions, Singing, Stage Fright

Self-taping is fun and important skill to learn for any performer! In the future, more and more performances and...

As the number of people auditioning for the hit television series American Idol can certainly prove the amount of competition is increasing. This means that it is necessary to show up to the audition fully prepared to show exactly what you are capable of doing, and minimize any insecurity that you have. Your ultimate goal is to always walk away with one of the coveted Golden Tickets, but the reality is that they are hard to come by. This means taking as much time as possible to learn how to handle yourself during the audition to get the absolute best reception from the judges possible.

What are the benefits of performing?

Auditions, Piano, Practice, Singing, Speaking, Stage Fright, Success & Personal Development

Why perform? We asked some professional musicians and music teachers this million dollar question. Here's what they...

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Auditions, Practice, Singing

What’s something you continue to tell yourself you’ll do over and over?

What’s stopping you from doing it––excuses, procrastination, you…

Secrets of Fearless Performers

Auditions, Practice, Singing

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what stands in the way of reaching our musical goals besides the actual musical training.
Often discomfort and fear are the only things holding us back. It’s true for kids and adults. It’s okay to feel that way, because courage requires vulnerability.