![Azalea VanderElzen reads aloud at Poetry Night in Ann Arbor at the Lydia Mendelsohn Theater. She had spent the weeks prior preparing and revising her work for the event, and was able to perform without any stage fright due to her experience as a performing poet and actress. "I didn't really have any stage fright, I felt confident," VanderElzen said. "It hasn't always been that way, but I think just [from] the amount of exposure I've had to being on stage for poetry readings or acting, I've become a lot more comfortable performing."](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Screenshot-2026-10-30-at-8.15.35-AM-1200x801.png)
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