Why Play is an Important Part of an Artist’s Training
Why Play is an Important Part of an Artist’s Training In the world of arts training, discipline is often emphasized early. Classes, rehearsals, technique-focused learning, and performance goals can quickly fill a young artist’s schedule. While structure and commitment are valuable, research shows that when training becomes overly rigid, children may experience burnout, anxiety, and a loss of creative joy. Play is not the opposite of discipline. It is a critical part of healt
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An Interview with Libby Parker, MS, RD, CDN, CEDS-C — The Broadway Dietitian®
Between rehearsals, classes, shows, and everyday life, maintaining energy, focus, and recovery becomes essential for both performance and long-term sustainability. Libby Parker, MS, RD, CDN, CEDS-C, also known as “The Broadway Dietitian®,” is an international best-selling author and speaker dedicated to empowering the theatre community. With a background in dance, acting, and music, Libby combines her experience as a performer with her expertise as a Registered Dietitian and
May 12
An Interview with Michael Ian Cedar, Mindset & Leadership Coach
In the performing arts, growth is often associated with technique, training, and performance. But behind every strong performer is something deeper: mindset, self-awareness, and the ability to navigate challenges with clarity. Michael Ian Cedar is a professional mindset and leadership coach dedicated to helping artists and leaders develop the tools needed to grow, perform, and lead with confidence. With more than 20 years of experience in the dance and performing arts industr
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