As a performer, everyone has dealt with some sort of rejection, whether it be from a performance, from fellow peers, or in one’s social life. In this blog, we share how to expect “no’s” and how to deal with them when they come. Understand It’s Part of the Territory You won’t get every single role you audition for. Unfortunately, directors have specific pictures in their minds of what each role comprises, and you may not fit the bill, despite being talented enough. But don’t l

As a performer, everyone has dealt with some sort of rejection, whether it be from a performance, from fellow peers, or in one’s social life. In this blog, we share how to expect “no’s” and how to deal with them when they come. Understand It’s Part of the Territory You won’t get every single role you audition for. Unfortunately, directors have specific pictures in their minds of what each role comprises, and you may not fit the bill, despite being talented enough. But don’t l

6. Eat well for your voice Proper nutrition for vocalists is mostly concerned with supporting your thyroid gland. The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland that surrounds your larynx, where your voice is produced. It’s important for singers to eat thyroid-supportive foods—here are three foods to consider Coconut oil: As far as I’m concerned, coconut oil is a magic food. It’s anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral. It increases your metabolic rate, he