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Georgia O’ Keefe’s Art

January 27, 2020January 25, 2020 by theatreandart, posted in Art

Georgia O’ Keefe was a very well know artist and has some amazing paintings.

Here is a short video about her:

Here are some of her art pieces:

Jimson Weed – 1936

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Black Iris – 1926

Horse’s Skull on Blue – 1930
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Cow’s Skull: Red, White, and Blue – 1931

Comment down below what your favorite painting is. I would love to know.

Theatre: How to control stage fright

January 25, 2020 by theatreandart, posted in Theatre

Hello all!

Today, I will show you how to control and overcome stage fright.

Stage fright is not an easy thing and can be very frightening. Stage fright symptoms include a racing pulse, rapid breathing, sweaty hands, trembiling of hands, knees, lips, and voice, dry mouth, nausea and an uneasy feeling in your stomach.

This is very serious and can seriously affect someone. So here are 6 steps to overcome stage fright:

Choose a goal.
The first step in overcoming stage fright is having your goal in mind. Whether it is a speech or a performance you want to have a clear intention about what you want to tell the audience. Try not to let your thoughts scatter and focus on that goal.
Pick a focal point.
When you walk onto that stage, pick a focal point to send all your nervous energy towards. Stage fright is all a mental game. When you choose a focal point you are tricking your mind into thinking that you have let go of all your anxiety.
Breathe intentfully.
When you are nervous your breathing tends to get out of hand without you realizing it. The anxiety you are having is affecting your breathing and when you are nervous your breath tends to get faster and shallower. This is what you DON’T want to happen. Instead, breathe intentfully and allow a pause inbetween your sentences to focus on your breath. This will really help to get rid of your nerves.
Release muscle tension.
When you get anxious your body tends to tighten everything. This means our muscles contract and squeeze. Even your stomach gets tight and this is terrible for blood flow and anxiety. To get rid of this, try progressivley relaxing your body. This means start from the top of your head and release all the tension slowly, muscle by muscle, until you have reached your toes. Drop your tongue from the roof of your mouth and just relax.
Tell yourself something positive.
This goes with step 1. After you have your goal in mind encourage yourself. Remind yourself of something positive. This could be something simple like “You got this.” This will allow you to be proud of how far you’ve come and words of encouragement can really make your nerves cease.
Use your anxiety to your advantage.
Anxiety can sometimes be a good thing. If you look at anxiety with a different perspective, you can actually find that if you use your anxiety to pump yourself up your performance will go better. So, try this nextime.

Try all of these steps next time you have to do a performance or say a speech and remember everyone gets nervous so relax and you got this!

Merry Christmas!

December 25, 2019December 20, 2019 by theatreandart, posted in Art, Theatre

Hope everyone has a fabulous christmas!

My Youtube Channel

September 19, 2019 by theatreandart, posted in Uncategorized

I have started a Youtube channel!

It is all about acting, theatre, and so many other fun things!

Make sure to go check it out and please Subscribe! It would mean the world to me.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT-ltdPN3YbsfnvLvzcFoTA

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I started this to jump my career in acting. I hope you can support me.

Thanks!

Highlights of Summer! (Why is Summer coming to a close?)

August 5, 2019 by theatreandart, posted in Art, Awards, Theatre

Hello all,

I am SO sorry for not posting in the longest time. Summer has been crazy! So many amazing things have happened to me and I am so excited to share it with all of you.

Highlights of Summer:

1. I went to Utah!

In Utah we rode around on forwheelers and we hiked mountains and rolled down sand dunes. It was so much fun!