Michael Harrison: 'It's a big job. I don't have any hobbies. Producing is all I do'
Good theatre producers need to know how to juggle plenty of balls simultaneously. They also need to know the nuts and bolts
Good theatre producers need to know how to juggle plenty of balls simultaneously. They also need to know the nuts and bolts
For the last few years, I have been training in sound design and am really passionate about making a career in this
Anyone who ever has worked in customer service will tell you that the actual provision of service " doing something nice for someone who might well appreciate your effort " is not the main d…
As the latest in the Hamilton empire's ubiquitous effort to get you going each and every day, two new tracks off The Hamilton Mixtape have debuted. They are Sia's take on "Satisfied,&qu…
Taekia Blackwell, Ooperations director for BroadwayCon and a self-prescribed theatre kid, explains how she landed the role of a lifetime.
My first job was as a Bluecoat at Pontins, Prestatyn Sands, at the age of 16. My dad saw an advert in
In today's Wall Street Journal drama column I review two New York openings, the Public Theater transfer of Lynn Nottage's Sweat and a Broadway revival of Les Liaisons Dangereuses. Here's an …
Ambassador Theatre Group is to carry out compulsory redundancies, as chief executive Mark Cornell looks to free up funding for the company's
Every morning at NewYork.com, we start by perusing the Broadway Briefing — an online newsletter that has become a staple for professionals in the Broadway industry. The Broadway Briefi…
Staff at Ambassador Theatre Group are being offered voluntary redundancy, it has emerged. The Stage understands that redundancy is being offered to
What nonprofit managers and commercial producers can learn from each other, and pass on.
By Ashton Byrum, MFA After the tremendous response to the Broadway Survey series, I'm excited to continue documenting and demystifying various pathways to success for Musical Theatre talents…
Gretchen Mol is doing double duty this fall, with roles in both the new Hulu series “Chance” (premiering Oct. 19) opposite Hugh Laurie, and a juicy turn in awards season contende…
By Ashton Byrum, MFA After the tremendous response to the Broadway Survey series, I'm excited to continue documenting and demystifying various pathways to success for Musical Theatre talents…
Graduates working in the arts work an average of nearly £7,000 worth of unpaid hours before securing a full-time job, a new
My first paid gig was a 10-minute set at the Comedy Cafe in London when I was 18. I can't remember whether
By Ashton Byrum, MFA After the tremendous response to the Broadway Survey series, I’m excited to continue documenting and demystifying various pathways to success for Musical Theatre t…
My first job was in 2004: a week playing a nurse on Tracy Beaker for the BBC in Cardiff. It couldn't have
Get the details on what happens at auditions for major Musical Theatre jobs
Lurking at the National Theatre's Dorfman bar, wolfing down brownies, Tabard was thrilled to be able to sneak into a talk by
Ben Sherwood and Bruce Rosenblum bonded over a burger lunch this summer as Sherwood was searching for a seasoned executive to help run the business side of the Disney/ABC Television Group. R…
Northern Ireland Opera artistic director Oliver Mears is to replace Kasper Holten in the top job at the Royal Opera. Mears will
We've invited Chenoweth, who is 4 feet 11 inches, to answer three questions about 6-foot-1 model and actress Brigitte Nielsen.
One of the casualties of the ill-starred reorganisation of arts funding proposed last year by the then Minister for the Arts, Senator George Brandis, was support for individual artists. If h…