Auditioning for a musical theatre role can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking. As a seasoned music educator with years of experience prepping students for auditions, I understand the importance of being well-prepared to give your best performance. In this comprehensive guide, I’ll share valuable tips and strategies to help you embark on a successful audition journey.
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The Science of Practice: How Musicians Actually Build Skill
“Did you practice this week?” I’ve asked that question. I’ve been asked that question. And somewhere along the way — after years of teaching, and watching hundreds of students walk into my studio either proud or braced for a lecture — I realized I’d stopped believing in it. Because hiding inside that question is anContinueContinue reading “The Science of Practice: How Musicians Actually Build Skill”
The ADVANCE Method, in One Post
How I actually teach — the whole seven-stage method, in one read. Where I built it, why it’s a cycle and not a ladder, and where JAM Camp sits inside it.
Inside a Real JAM Camp Day
What does a kid actually do for 25 hours at JAM Camp? Here’s a walkthrough of how the week unfolds, hour by hour, Monday through Friday — honest, unromantic, and exactly what every parent quietly wants to know before they sign up.
What “Ready for JAM Camp” Actually Means
Parents ask if their kid is ready for JAM Camp. Here’s the honest answer — and it’s almost never the answer they expect. The bar is lower than you think, the ceiling is higher than you think, and skill isn’t actually the thing that matters.