Why I Said “No” To A Certain Audition and Why I Think You Should Too
Crowd-Sourced Casting? Thank you, no
Watch Sutton Foster’s Commencement Speech to Ball State Graduates: “Say ‘Yes’ To Opportunity”
Sutton Foster is many things: talented actress, fantastic singer, 2-time Tony Award Winner. But now, she can add something else to her growing list. Doctor.
Q&A: SNL’s Lorne Michaels and Host Eli Manning Talk Cast Changes and Who is the Funniest Manning
Michaels on cast changes: “I know there will be some. It’s just sort of the nature of the way we work that no one kind of talks about it until the season’s done.
Interview: Blayne Weaver, Actor/Writer/Director of ‘6 Month Rule’, on Directing Himself, Acting His Own Words and Letting His Cast Improvise
Blayne: “My entire writing and directing career has stemmed from my being an actor”
Interview: Louisa Krause on the SXSW Hit ‘King Kelly’, Her New Film ‘You Can’t Win’ and How She Got Neil LaBute’s Phone Number
If you haven’t heard of Louisa Krause, wait a couple minutes because her name will soon be on your radar.
Interview: UK Star Ricky Whittle Tries His Luck in America and Comes Up a Winner
Ricky on why he left the UK: “There’s only so far you can go”
Interview: Tony Nominee Jeremy Shamos Talks ‘Clybourne Park’ and His Dual Roles, How He Prepares For a Part and His Advice to Actors
Jeremy: “I think the most important thing to be able to be is flexible in terms of the way that you work”
Thoughts on the 2012 Tony Nominations
I’ve seen Peter and The Starcatcher (at the La Jolla Playhouse), Other Desert Cities and Venus in Fur and read Clybourne Park. They were all excellent and each so different that there is no way I could or even want to choose my favorite. Each one is absolutely deserving of their nominations.
Creating Your Network – Doubling Your Income
If you create a network you double, triple, exponentially multiply your work opportunities a gazillion times
Turn Away From The Way You See Yourself
Although we can’t escape untruthful thoughts entirely – becoming aware of them helps us to actually recover from them
Q&A: Stephen Lang Talks Acting, ‘In Plain Sight’ and How He’d Love To Do A Comedy
Stephen on Acting: “You just got to keep on getting better. If you’re not getting better, you’re standing still”
Lilla Crawford to Star as ‘Annie’ in New Broadway Production
After a nine month, coast-to-coast search that had over 5,000 auditions, the new Broadway production of Annie has found it’s Annie.
Review: ‘The Raven.’ Nevermore. Please, Nevermore
The Raven, James McTeigue’s fictionalized account of the last days of Edgar Allen Poe’s life, is a complete snooze-fest.
Q&A: ‘Best Friends Forever’ Stars Jessica St. Clair and Lennon Parham
Jessica and Lennon talk about the show, how the work may, in fact, kill them and their time at UCB!
Q&A: Betty White Talks ‘Off Their Rockers’, ‘Hot in Cleveland’ and Her Long, Wonderful Career
Betty: “I love this business and I’m so fortunate to be able to still work in this business”
Pitch Videos: An Essential Tool to Get Your Foot in the Door
Have you ever seen a role in the breakdowns that you were a perfect match for but – for whatever reason – you didn’t get an audition?
Roundabout Theatre Company Announces Fall Shows Featuring Jake Gyllenhaal in his American Stage Debut
Roundabout Theatre Company has announced two new productions for their fall schedule, If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet and Bad Jews.
Biography: Rhys Ifans
Rhys Ifans is a gifted actor known for his enduring presence, his distinctive approach to comedy, and his ability to elegantly disappear into compelling and complex roles that are always memorable.
Biography: John Cusack
Biography: Actor John Cusack has evolved into one of the most accomplished and respected actors of his generation, garnering prestigious accolades for his dramatic and comedic roles.