Have you ever avoided working on certain skills because you're afraid of looking foolish? You're not alone—and here’s why that mindset could be holding you back.
Would you believe Broadway superstar Sutton Foster, known today partly for those dazzling tap routines in Cole Porter’s musical "Anything Goes", once dreaded tap dancing?
True story.
Read MoreThis week’s tale is about Hugh Jackman. Today, we see him as Wolverine or as the charismatic lead in The Greatest Showman - strong, confident, and incredibly accomplished. However, if we rewind his story, things weren't always spotlight-worthy.
Read MoreIt’s 1998, and the National Youth Music Theatre is about to unveil its production of the timeless musical “Bugsy Malone.” Among the young performers is Sheridan Smith - far from the household name she is today - stepping onto a West End stage for the first time at just 16.
As the lights dimmed and the curtain rose, Sheridan, with minimal professional experience, gave a performance that dazzled the entire audience. Almost overnight, she became the talk of the theatre world.
But here's what's surprising: Sheridan's success didn't create jealousy—it ignited a spark.
Read MoreIn today’s ever-changing world, nurturing the confidence of young performers — whether they are athletes, musicians, actors, or students — is more important than ever.
At BIGLITTLE Theatre School, we believe that a few minutes of daily reflection can make all the difference.
By setting aside time to think about their experiences, young people can gain invaluable insights, overcome challenges, and build the self-assurance they need to shine both on stage and beyond.
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