Review: “Wicked: For Good” and Forever
Though it starts off starts slowly, “Wicked: For Good” soars thanks to powerhouse performances from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande and Jon M. Chu’s wickedly good direction.
Theater Review: “Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern” is a Wild, Laugh-Filled Adventure
From improv comedy to audience-driven chaos, the cast delivers a wildly entertaining night.
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.
Casting Directors Lucy Bevan and Olivia Grant on Finding the Perfect Chemistry for ‘The Girlfriend’
The casting directors talk about working with Robin Wright, finding the right mix of actors for ‘The Girlfriend’, and the surprising discoveries that can happen during a cast read-through.
‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ Review: Jeremy Allen White Channels the Boss
Jeremy Allen White delivers a grounded, heartfelt performance as Bruce Springsteen in Scott Cooper’s moody, low-key film.
“Outlander: Blood of My Blood” Casting Director Suzanne Smith on Finding New Faces and Perfect Chemistry
Smith discusses the process of casting “Outlander: Blood of My Blood”, finding new actors, and why on-screen chemistry is everything.
Theater Review: “& Juliet” is a Smart, Funny and Fresh Jukebox Musical
“& Juliet” flips Shakespeare’s tragedy into a laugh-out-loud, pop-powered celebration. It’s a jukebox musical that actually surprises you.
Casting Director Melissa Kostenbauder on Bringing Big Names to ‘The Studio’ and Advice for Actors
Melissa Kostenbauder shares how she helped shape the cast of ‘The Studio’, collaborating with Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, and her best advice for actors on self-tapes, slates, and headshots.
Paul Guilfoyle on ‘Any Day Now’ and Why He Loves Character-Driven Dramas
The ‘CSI’ alum reflects on his love of complex, uncertain characters and how he built an on-screen bond with Taylor Gray in ‘Any Day Now.’
Interview: Tricia Helfer on ‘Primitive War’, Career Longevity, and Making the Downtime Count
With ‘Primitive War’, Helfer embraces a genre mash-up of war, horror, and sci-fi and shares how she’s kept her career moving forward through Hollywood’s highs and lows.
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.
Voice Actors Unmasked: Comic-Con Panel Explored the Craft Behind Video Game Performances
SAG-AFTRA hosted a panel with top voice and performance capture artists from Helldivers 2, Call of Duty, Mass Effect, and more to talk training, breaking in, and what it takes to bring digital heroes to life.
Review: Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson Bring Deadpan Brilliance to ‘The Naked Gun’
Neeson and Anderson play it hilariously straight in the reboot of ‘The Naked Gun’
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.
Fantastic Four: First Steps is Pure Comic Book Joy
Marvel nailed it. Fantastic Four is the movie fans have been waiting for. A fun, action-packed tribute to Marvel’s first family.
Review: James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ is a Perfect Start to a New DC Era
The visuals and camera angles feel like a comic book come to life and his decision to use John Williams’ iconic score was brilliant.
Mark Hamill on Memorizing Monologues, and Following (or Not Following) Your Dreams in “The Life of Chuck”
Hamill also talks about his characters love of math in the film, and why following your dreams isn’t always easy.
Review: Elio, Pixar’s Sweet Alien Adventure
Pixar’s latest film is sweet and fun and you can’t knock it’s message of friendship, accountability, and never giving up when the chips are down.
Tom Hiddleston on Embracing Life’s Small Moments and the Soul of “The Life of Chuck”
Hiddleston opens up about “The Life of Chuck”, embracing the present, and the hidden depth inside an ordinary man.
Jessica Kelly and Lisa Parasyn on Casting ‘Overcompensating’ and What Makes an Actor Stand Out
The ‘Overcompensating’ casting directors also share what they look for in actors, and their best advice for self-tapes.