Theatre Review: Betty Buckley in ‘Hello, Dolly!’
When Buckley descends the staircase for Hello, Dolly!, it’s a nice moment, combining musical theatre royalty with one of the classic musical theatre songs.
Interview: The Big Bang Theory’s Rati Gupta on Booking the Show, Moving to L.A., and One “Disastrous” Audition
Rati Gupta talks on how her career has changed since booking ‘Big Bang Theory’, working on the show, auditions and how she end up becoming an actor.
Movie Review: ‘Aquaman’
Aquaman boasts a terrific cast, great director and a couple of great action scenes. What it does not have, like most DC movies, is a good script.
Interview: Judd Lormand Talks ‘SEAL Team’, Becoming a Series Regular and How He Booked 72 Parts in 72 Months
Lormand talks about his role and becoming a series regular for season 2, how he booked so many roles while living in the Southeast and much more.
Movie Review: ‘Mary Poppins Returns’
Mary Poppins Returns, the sequel to the 1964 Disney classic, is more than a worthy follow up. It’s joyful, uplifting and features an Oscar-worthy performance from Emily Blunt.
Book Review: ‘Actor for Life: How to Have an Amazing Career Without All the Drama’
If you’ve been searching for a book that’s full of acting tips but also a guidepost to staying connected to acting as a craft, Actor for Life, might it.
Theatre Review: ‘Waitress’
Each number is better than the next and really, the songs by Sara Barielles are the true star of the show.
Kellan Lutz Interview: ‘Speed Kills’, John Travolta and Playing a Real-Life Person
Kellan Lutz talks about his role, working with Travolta and his decision to move to LA and become an actor.
Movie Review: Steve McQueen’s ‘Widows’ Starring Viola Davis
As thrillers go, this one is pretty impressive and fans of Viola Davis will not be disappointed.
Interview: Schuyler Fisk on ‘Every Other Holiday’, Auditions and Playing a Younger Version of Her Mom, Sissy Spacek
Schuyler Fisk also talks about her acting career, getting her SAG card and Christmas movies.
Movie Review: Joel Edgerton’s ‘Boy Erased’
If there is a hell, you have to believe that there’s a white-hot space reserved for some of the people portrayed in Joel Edgerton’s new film, Boy Erased.
Interview: Carey Mulligan on ‘Wildlife’, Theatre and How She Prepares for a Role
Mulligan also talks about figuring things out on set, her worst audition and more!
Theatre Review: After 15 Years, ‘Wicked’ Still Defies Gravity
Wicked, which had its Broadway premiere 15 years ago this week, is showing no signs of age. In fact, it feels even more relevant than ever.
Interview: Lance Reddick on ‘Monster Party’, Preparing for a Role and How He Stumbled into Acting
Reddick talks about the film, playing a psychopath and tells the story of his worst audition!
Movie Review: ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
Bohemian Rhapsody gets just enough things right to make it an semi-enjoyable homage to the brilliant Freddie Mercury.
Movie Review: ‘Electric Love’
Mooren and Serafino have terrific chemistry and they could have easily carried the entire film.
Interview: Rupert Everett on His New Film, ‘The Happy Prince’
Everett talks getting into character and why playing Wilde in David Hare’s play, The Judas Kiss, served as a great audition piece.
Interview: Stephen Tobolowsky on ‘Strange Nature’, Coping with Acting Nerves and His Advice to Actors
Tobolowsky, who’s a great storyteller, also talks about working on Deadwood and why you should never film in the woods.
Movie Review: ‘Degenerates’
The cast is solid, the premise is fun and there are some legitimate laugh out loud scenes.
Movie Review: ‘The Drummer and The Keeper’
Writer/director Nick Kelly has made a film about friendship and tolerance that is so sweet and uplifting, it’ll remind you about what being a true friend is really about.