In this episode, we discuss the intriguing world of superstitions and traditions in the theatre world.

Theater is full of superstitions and traditions, many of which have fascinating origins. The theater is rich with superstitions, many of which are steeped in tradition and lore.

These superstitions add a layer of mystique and tradition to the theatrical world, reflecting its rich history and the deep-seated belief in the magic and mystery of live performance.

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This week's episode is about cutting a play for competition. This is a recording of a webinar that Billy led with theatre educators in Texas. 

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Billy discusses coaching the student actor with Joe Reynolds. Joe earned is BFA in Acting from University of Texas and an MFA from the Yale School of Drama. 

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Theatre educators are highly educated professionals. Most have the student loans and stacks of professional development training certificates to prove it. However, there are certain things that set theatre educators apart from other professionals. Billy and Annie discuss stupid things that people say to theatre educators. 

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Billy even reads an excerpt of his new book, EXCELLENCE IS HABIT: Wisdom, Wit, and Advice from a Teacher.

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