'Performing is my passion' | How Penn State performers use a

'Performing is my passion' | How Penn State performers use art as a 'coping mechanism' during coronavirus | Lifestyle


The inability to perform in person during the pandemic has impacted many Penn State performers’ mental health.
Jacob Malizio, a member of the Penn State Thespian Society, said he performed in a few virtual shows, but the energy from a filled theater cannot be replicated over Zoom.
“It's definitely taken a big toll on my mental health,” Malizio (freshman-theater studies and public relations) said. “Performing is my passion — it's my lifeblood — and I haven't been on a stage performing live since last February.”
Also missing the feeling of performing in front of a live audience, Kaitlyn Hammerschmidt, a dancer for Orchesis Dance Company, said she always gained confidence by seeing the engagement of the crowd and her supporters.

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