Allison Janney, Cate Blanchett & More Lead Star-Powered Broadway Casts This Season
From screen stars to stage favorites, a number of great talents and recognizable faces will grace the Broadway stage this Spring.
From screen stars to stage favorites, a number of great talents and recognizable faces will grace the Broadway stage this Spring.
In the current Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s The Price, Mark Ruffalo returns to Broadway for the first time in over a decade (he last appeared in 2006’s Awake and Sing!)
“My ambition is to keep the audience guessing…that is my path to a long career.” – David Oyelowo
You can watch the Hollywood legend talk about his craft in the video!
“It’s difficult to keep an audience engaged unless they see some vulnerability or some weakness.” – Guy Pearce
“I’m not going to worry about who she necessarily was in the last episode, but I’ll let it inform me in the next episode.” – Susan Kelechi Watson
All you want is some encouragement. A simple “I believe in you” or even just a “well done” would mean the world.
Landing the role in The Glass Menagerie has been a highly coveted goal for Sally Field.
Graham speaks about returning to the role that brought her fame nearly ten years after the series ended.
“I loved shifting from character to character, type to type, emotion to emotion.” – Patrick Stewart on His Early Acting Career
For actor Dan Stevens, the Beast presented a set of challenges where he had to reenact his scenes multiple times so the motion capture could be realistic.
“There’s always a feistiness to the characters I play and a real strength.” – Christine Baranski
“It’s always for me been about performance and trying to produce the unexpected.” – Patrick Stewart on Acting
“It’s a sin what happens to these supporting actors through the years where they can barely exist on the pay they get” – Susan Sarandon
The fights between Kong and the lizard-like creatures are every kids dream.
Hedges reveals how a failed audition jumpstarted his career and how he mastered that tricky Boston accent for the Massachusetts-set film.
Your headshot needs to capture you. Your unique personality and how you’re castable.
Josh McDermitt reveals that not even he knows the truth — and he wants to keep it that way in order to help his performance.
Your marketing materials are top quality and up to date. Now you need a winning cover letter to go with your application.
Smits chats about his role and working with “pro to the max’ Gerald McRaney, who plays his father on the show.