Andy Johnston on A Midnight Visit
As a child, I was obsessed with ‘choose your own adventure’ books. The already forming control freak in me loved
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Kellie Dickerson on the expectations of a Musical Director
So many performers have the chance to work with choreographers in a dance class, learning their expectations in a group
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Kirby Burgess on building a long-term career
Living in a generation prone to instant gratification, it can sometimes be difficult as an artist to patiently build your
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Joel Granger: an open letter to my newly graduated self
Around this time last year, I wrote an open letter to my first year drama school self. Now that I’m
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Belinda Jenkin and Will Hannagan on writing a new musical
While studying Music Theatre together, Belinda Jenkin and Will Hannagan often found themselves playing around on the piano and writing
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The Gathering: making a new Australian musical
“The only reason to write is from love”- Stephen Sondheim. Being a part of a new musical is a unique
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Antoinette Halloran on balancing the worlds of opera and music theatre
A performer’s versatility is not only important in maintaining an interesting and rewarding career, but crucial in being able to continue
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NZ Opera opens ‘Sweeney Todd’
It’s busy times like these that I actually wish I did drink coffee. Alas, my metaphorical ones continue… I am
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Heather Manley on life after graduating Drama School
Now that we’re in August, it’s so odd to think that it has been nine months since I graduated drama
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