Performing Artists Maintain Mental Health as Part of the Job
The chronic depression that afflicted Spalding Gray could be a wake-up call for an industry given to depression, stress, and other mental-health concerns.
The chronic depression that afflicted Spalding Gray could be a wake-up call for an industry given to depression, stress, and other mental-health concerns.
Several Tony Award winners recall the first Broadway show they ever saw and describe the impact it had on them.
Tracy Letts, the Pulitzer-winning playwright of "August: Osage County" and "Superior Donuts," has a lesser-known role: actor.
On Friday, Justin Prescott graduated from Purchase College's Dance Conservatory.
This morning, he awakens with something not all newly minted graduates can say they have in this economy: a job.
Richard Levine to write, direct marital drama
There's a top-notch satire, probably a one-act, lurking in "Body Parts," a full-length work by Ishmael Reed receiving its East Coast premiere at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe.
Bartlett Sher, the artistic director at Seattle's Intiman Theater, was replaced without a long hunt.
Thirty years ago, an actor in Los Angeles was doing sketch comedy and came up with a bizarre character sporting a tight gray suit, a little red tie and slicked back hair ... and America met …
Darrell Grand Moultrie, 26, choreographer and actor in the Broadway musical "Aida."
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