My First Job: Nancy Bishop
"When I say action, don't breathe, Nancy." Those were the director's notes as I lay on the cobblestones with a grizzly open
"When I say action, don't breathe, Nancy." Those were the director's notes as I lay on the cobblestones with a grizzly open
Why this IBM employee spends up to 20 hours a week competitive ballroom dancing.
Your first job can be a grind. Many of us start out in gigs that we never thought we'd have to take, maybe because the job market is just too … Click to Continue »
The Les Miserables and Little Voice actress on how she got into the industry and her one-woman show in Edinburgh
How many actors crave a regular job? Is it a deep-seated yearning within us? The same journey to work each day. Regular
DC to Broadway! That’s the dream of the cast and creative team behind the new musical How To Quit Your Day Job. And they are well on their way thanks to a packed house and standing …
My first job was on the TV series Ripper Street for the BBC. I was still in drama school at the time,
How to Quit Your Day Job to Debut in New York City on July 3oth Jonathan Larson wrote a song a day. This may be a musical theatre urban myth, but it's constantly on loop in my mind. In any o…
After roles in hit West End shows Shrek and Sister Act, the actor talks to David Hutchison about leading a musical revival
Solea Pfeiffer's last stage role was in a student production of "Guys and Dolls" at the University of Michigan. Her next is at the Hollywood Bowl. Pfeiffer, 21, has been plucked from relativ…
My first job as an acting coach was at Rose Bruford. I'd just left Common Stock Theatre Company to 'launch myself' as
It's the signing season. Showcases and graduate shows take place every day at this time of year. I saw two of the
The Reader's exposé of Profiles Theatre triggered something in Chicago that one theater-world friend calls "incredibly important""an overdue acknowledgement and fierce repudiation of abuse…
Musical bookwriter Tim Federle shares his "I've made it moment" and why Idina Menzel always gets him teary-eyed.
Have things become so grim in our political life that we’ve lost the capacity to laugh at ourselves? Granted, we have managed to nominate the two most despised candidates for President…
Lots of 'successful' directors need a second source of income. Unless fees improve, it will become a career solely for those who can afford itThere is a strange, unwritten rule among theatre…
Did Marguerite Duras, who had worked in the French résistance during the war, feel guilty about not having been sufficiently concerned about the Shoah?
It's a funny thing about Rupert Goold: his work seems to inspire exhilaration and exasperation in critics in equal measure " sometimes
Matt Windman found out. His new book surveys the state of theatre criticism today.
From designing their high school productions to painting flats for their mentors, the 2016 Tony-nominated designers for lighting, scenic and costume design reveal where they got their start.
The young theatregoer juggles school, a job at TodayTix and a busy internship at one of the city's leading theatres.
Selling cars gives way to opera.
Musical directors and supervisors are the unsung heroes of musical theatre, even if it is their work that makes all the singing
This New York actress has given dozens of Tony acceptance speeches, but has never gone home with the prize. Meet stand-in Janis Corsair.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The creator of "Hamilton" says the hit Broadway musical is a needed reminder during a heated political season that "immigrants get the job done.&qu…