Eddie Redmayne’s Portrayal of Stephen Hawking in ‘The Theory of Everything’ was “a bit like training for a marathon”
Eddie Redmayne is making a big splash this Oscar season by taking on the role…
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Interview: Karen Pittman on Broadway’s ‘Disgraced’ and the Embarrassment of Dance Auditions
Karen talks about returning to Disgraced and how it’s different now that it’s on Broadway, why she transitioned from a flourishing music career to become an actress and the embarrassment of dance auditions.
Broadway’s ‘On The Town’ Revival Offers First-Ever Mobile Lottery for Discount Tickets
Fans of Broadway shows are likely familiar with pre-show lotteries that sell a select number…
Sutton Foster on Deciding to Star in ‘Violet’: “I think challenging myself as an actor, and even doing the unexpected—is so much more exciting”
Though she made a short move away from Broadway to star in the ABC Family…
Q & A: Matthew Rhys on ‘The Americans’, Accents and Shooting During Snowmageddon
Season two of FX’s The Americans is now, unfortunately, in our rearview mirrors. The past…
Interview: Chris Henry Coffey on His Broadway Debut in ‘Bronx Bombers’, Yale and Diversifying His Career
Chris on ‘Bronx Bombers’: “You never know where these jobs come from”
Interview: The Beast, Darick Pead, Talks Moving to New York, Sweaty Costumes and Touring in ‘Disney’s Beauty and the Beast’
Darick on auditions: “I think sometimes we as actors tend to really beat ourselves up”
Interview: James Percy on ‘Potted Potter – The Unauthorized Harry Experience’ and Why He Got His Law Degree Before Drama School
James on the show: “It gives me the freedom to ad-lb and improvise”
Review: ‘Five Dances’
The film has some wonderful, touching moments and lead Ryan Steele is very good in them
Interview: Hollis Resnick, Sister Act’s Mother Superior, Talks About Auditioning for the Show and Life on the Road
Hollis: “I like telling stories. I like engaging people in something emotional”
Q & A: Diane Kruger on ‘The Bridge’, Playing a Character with Asperger’s and How Becoming an Actor “Never Even Seemed a Possibility”
Diane on her character: “My instincts tell me to say things with intention sometimes, which is totally wrong for this character”
Nominations for the 2013 Tony Awards!
Sutton Foster and Jesse Tyler Ferguson announced the nominations for the 2013 Tony Awards this morning (way too early for us West Coasters) and with 13 nominations, the musical Kinky Boots is the one to beat.
SXSW Interview: Abigail Spencer talks ‘Kilimanjaro’, Working with Good People and Her Advice to Actors
Abigail on Acting: “You’re only as good as the people that you surround yourself with”
Adam Driver on Nitpicking His Mistakes, ‘Girls’ and Being “Conflicted” with New York Theater
Adam Driver, who plays the lead hipster on HBO’s Girls, is not one of those actors who enjoys watching himself onscreen.
Q&A: John Ratzenberger Talks Coming Back to TV in ‘Legit’ and His 18-Year Pixar Run
John: “It’s such a joy to be in and amongst people who are creative”
Olivia Wilde: ‘The Incredible Burt Wonderstone’ was “one of the best auditioning experiences I’ve ever had”
Olivia Wilde lived out multiple dreams of hers while working on The Incredible Burt Wonderstone. She was thrilled to become part of the cast as Steve Carrell’s magician’s assistant.
Miles Teller Bombed His First Audition for ‘The Spectacular Now’
Miles Teller is the first one to admit that he’s not sure how he landed the much-coveted role in the indie The Spectacular Now. The actor, who stars alongside Brie Larson and Shailene Woodley, recalls completely bombing his first audition.
Dustin Hoffman Talks About the Difficulties of Auditioning as a Method Actor
In an interview with NPR promoting his directorial debut Quartet, acting legend Dustin Hoffman talked about getting his start in acting. Famously, Hoffman beat out other actors for his breakthrough role of Benjamin in The Graduate like Robert Redford, who far more resembled the character in the original novel.
‘Cotton Club Parade’ is Transferring to Broadway
Cotton Club Parade, the Encores! Special event that celebrates Duke Ellington’s years at the famed Harlem nightclub in the 1920s and ‘30s, is moving to Broadway this fall.
How Christopher Walken Prepares for a Role and Why He Wishes He Could Use Cue Cards On Set
Christopher Walken wants everyone to know that he understands why people might think he’s a tad creepy—it probably doesn’t help matters that his new film is called Seven Psychopaths.