“It’s great to be considered a real threat, an actor that can really bring any character to life. I think that’s a gift.” – Wilmer Valderrama
For one night only, you’ll get the chance to see this star under the stars at Moonlight Stage, Friday, October 2nd at 8pm!
Sonneberg and Rodriguez give the scoop about the show, rehearsing, acting in San Diego and more
“When I do not “jump and play” in the room, it is difficult to leave the audition in the room” – Jadyn Wong
Engel was in the original production on Broadway 32 years ago.
In June, Townsend made his Broadway debut in the long-running crowdpleaser, Mamma Mia.
“Once we get into the performances, I try to put the writer in a box and just live in the moment.” – Actor and Writer Michael Laurence on his new play, Hamlet in Bed
“You get to fully excavate and navigate and explore the world of the character that you don’t necessarily get doing a play which is 2 to 3 hours of a segment of someone’s life.” – Austin Basis on working on a long-running TV show
“Sticking with it is probably one of the hardest things to do, but I think it’s the only way you can make it in this industry” – Katrina Bowden on Acting
“For me things that didn’t happen quickly. It’s been a long process but it’s definitely been a fulfilling journey in the last year getting to do so much great work.” – Ray Donovan’s Christy Williams
Stoll talks about the show and his role, working with special effects, last seasons ‘wig gate’ controversy and more!
“When I was growing up and it never occurred to me as a career path” – Adam Pascal on being an actor
“It’s sometimes better to just understand the scene in your own words before you go to the actual words. It seems counter-intuitive but I think that’s the best thing.” – Josh Zuckerman on Auditioning
“Well, you just deal with all the fear that’s telling you that you’re not going to be capable of doing this.” – Jason Segel on The End of the Tour
“As an actor you just want as much as you can have to draw from to inform and help you build the character” – Samantha Mathis
“I find it more challenging when I’m asked to play characters that aren’t so interesting, which I usually refuse” – William Hurt
“I would often during takes, I would end up, shedding a tear or crying and we’d have to call cut and you know, wipe them away” – Gemma Chan on playing an android
Lily James and Sam Riley talk about killing zombies, training to fight and how costumes help them get into character.
“That is one of the most amazing things about being an actor is learning a new skill for everything.” – Douglas Booth
Matt Smith and Jack Huston talk about killing zombies, their characters and how Huston should be the next James Bond.
