Jeremy Strong on “Clearing Out” After Playing a Character
Strong shared with NPR about clearing his mind, trusting instinct, and shaping voice to fully step into Roy Cohn.
How Elizabeth Banks “Literally Fell into Performing”
Banks also reveals how “The 40-Year-Old-Virgin” impacted her career
Voice Teacher Dr. William Day on Technique, Myths, and the “Five Magic Beans”
Dr. William Day shares his practical approach to vocal technique, healthy singing, and the myths every singer should avoid.
Casting Director Jessica Ronane on Finding New Talent for Luca Guadagnino’s ‘After the Hunt’
Ronane discusses assembling the cast of After the Hunt, her longtime collaboration with Luca Guadagnino, and why discovering new talent is her favorite part of the job.
How Actor Elish Liburd Went From Acting Class to Set
“The first day on Sanctuary, I remember meeting the cast and crew and feeling that mix of nerves and “yes, I’m exactly where I’m meant to be,” writes Liburd.
Quinn VanAntwerp on “Shucked”, Touring the Country, and Playing a “Florida Man Harold Hill”
Broadway vet Quinn VanAntwerp has been with “Shucked” since its earliest days, helping shape the hit musical’s outrageous humor and surprising heart.
Peter Dinklage, Elijah Wood, and the Cast of ‘Toxic Avenger’ Talk Genre, Goo and the Strange Profession of Acting at Comic-Con
The cast of ‘The Toxic Avenger’ took over Comic-Con with mutant mayhem, prosthetics, and their love of all things genre.
Cordell Ijoma: What Football Taught Me About Acting
After a career-ending injury, Cordell Ijoma found his true calling on stage.
Interview: Zan Berube on ‘Back to the Future: The Musical,’ Auditions and Touring Life
Berube also talks about moving to New York City and ‘Six the Musical’
How Actor Joel Austin Approached His Demanding Role in ‘The Harvester’
“The process of engaging difficult work can be said to be mentally and emotionally complicated, but easy to execute,” Austin writes.