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‘The Model Apartment’ Star Diane Davis Paddled in a Canoe with an iPad to Audition for her Star-making Role

Diane Davis may not be a familiar name to you, but she’s making waves in the New York theatre scene. The actress is currently starring in The Model Apartment by Donald Margulies at Primary Stages. The 1988 revival’s storyline revolves around a character named Debby who is suffering from mental

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Ben Kingsley: “I think we must be very, very careful not to relegate Shakespeare to the past and dismiss him as obsolete”

You’re reading a website named Daily Actor, so I think it’s a fair assumption that you like Shakespeare.  Because of that, you’ll probably agree with Sir Ben Kingsley‘s assessment that the best way to keep Shakespeare’s work relevant is to keep it as what it was always meant to be:

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Michael C. Hall, Marisa Tomei, Toni Collette and Tracey Letts to Star in the New Play, ‘The Realistic Joneses’, on Broadway

Michael C. Hall, Marisa Tomei, Toni Collette and Tony Award winner Tracey Letts are set to star in Will Eno‘s new play The Realistic Joneses. The play will come to Broadway in Spring of 2014 and will be directed by Obie Award-winner Sam Gold.

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Hugh Jackman on a Possible Return to Broadway with ‘Houdini’: “This is very exciting to me, because I’ve never done a new musical before”

Hugh Jackman might be a blockbuster movie star, but he’s also one of the major Broadway stars of the last decade.  His past two returns to Broadway — first in the play A Steady Rain and second in a solo musical revue Hugh Jackman, Back on Broadway — sold out

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Joe Manganiello Addresses Rude Audience Member Taking Photos During Performance of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’

Every few months we run a story here at Daily Actor which I think sets a new low in lack of theater etiquette. There was that time someone in the balcony threw up onto the audience below.  There was that time that an audience member refused to stop using her

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Zachary Quinto on Making His Broadway Debut: “I really am humbled by it often. I feel really grateful”

Though Zachary Quinto has been acting in theater for his entire career, it wasn’t until his current starring role in The Glass Menagerie that Quinto made his Broadway debut.  Though he’s appeared on stage in New York before — he starred in an off-Broadway production of Angels In America shortly

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Playwright and Actress Anna Deavere Smith: “What I’ve created in my career is the ability to play anybody”

Pulitzer Prize winner and Tony Award nominee Anna Deavere Smith has never been one to wait for her career to happen. She knew early on that she was going to have to make opportunities for herself in the entertainment industry. Her first agent never knew how to submit her for

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Bryan Cranston on His Post-‘Breaking Bad’ Theater Role: “If I don’t bring everything, every bit of my sense on stage, I will get lost”

Whether you are a fan of the series or not (and who isn’t?), Breaking Bad is truly something special.  And undoubtedly the main reason for that is Bryan Cranston, an actor previously best known for his comedic television roles who has completely reinvented himself as Walter White, the meth-dealing high

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