Pay attention to audition requirements for each school where you are applying! Most MT program auditions require 2 contrasting song cuts and 1-2 short monologues, but be sure to keep
Don’t forget the seemingly small details when preparing for university auditions. They can make a big difference in whether or not you are successful.
Don’t wait until the last year of your degree program to formulate a lucrative plan for post-university life. Prepare now to get that degree to pay you back.
Paying university tuition, fees, and books can feel like an insurmountable obstacle. Arm yourself with as much knowledge as you can in tackling this hurdle.
Don’t roll the dice this fall with your private voice teacher selection. The research and contact you make will have a lasting impact.
Every collegiate voice major in the United States sooner or later will have to take diction—the class that teaches how to sing effectively in other languages besides English (although occasionally
Sometimes as an actor or actress, you have to sing a song that you don’t particularly love, but an audition should not be one of those times! If you relate
Uncle Tony offers his advice for students returning to the classroom this month. Read his thoughts on how studying music at the university level requires using both the left and right hemispheres of the brain and much more.
We asked college professors what students should and shouldn’t do in their in-person voice audition. Find out what made the top 12 here.
When considering electives to complete your degree, a musical theatre acting class might be just the thing to take your performance to the next level. That’s what happened for one New York City-based singer.
Accelerate your vocal progress by coupling classroom and studio knowledge with four practices that will help you create your own individual program.
Read what students should and shouldn’t do to stand out in the right ways while pursuing a college degree—from social media to rehearsals to class.
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