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Screen Actors Guild Foundation and Broadway World have partnered for filmed Conversations Q&A series to recognize and celebrate the vibrant theatre community in New York City and the union actors who aspire to have a career on the stage and screen. The most recent conversation featured the Tony-nominated cast of Wolf Hall: Parts 1 & 2 (Ben Miles, Nathaniel Parker & Lydia Leonard) moderated by BroadwayWorld's Richard Ridge. Watch below to find out how things are going at the Winter Garden Theatre, how they feels about bringing the plays to New York, and so much more. Check out the full interview below!

Screen Actors Guild Foundation and Broadway World have partnered for a filmed Conversations Q&A series to recognize and celebrate the vibrant theatre community in New York City and the actors who aspire to have a career on the stage and screen. On April 17th, 2015 (2pm to 3:30pm), please join us for a career Conversations at The New School-Auditorium on 12th Street (66 West 12th Street), with Wolf Hall: Parts I and II lead cast members Nathaniel Parker (King Henry VIII), Ben Miles (Thomas Cromwell), Lydia Leonard (Anne Boleyn) and Director Jeremy Herrin and moderated by Broadway World's Richard Ridge of 'Backstage with Richard Ridge!'

The Broadway transfer of The Royal Shakespeare Company's Wolf Hall: Parts 1 & 2 began previews on March 20, 2015 at the Winter Garden Theatre, with an opening set for tonight, April 9, 2015. Scroll down to learn more about the cast, plus watch interviews with the company!

Anchorage photographer Carl Johnson began fieldwork in 2011 to produce a book about the Bristol Bay region of Alaska that would highlight the culture and economy of the region as expressed in commercial fishing, subsistence hunting and fishing, and recreation and tourism. The book, entitled 'Where Water is Gold: Life and Livelihood in Alaska's Bristol Bay,' is being published by Braided River and is scheduled for release in 2016. While the content of the book will primarily be photos drawn from over 24,000 images captured during Johnson's fieldwork, it will include essays that explore the riches of the region. The Alaskan writers who will write the core essays for the book have been selected and are as follows: Bill Sherwonit Dave Atcheson Anne Coray and Steve Kahn Nick Jans Erin McKittrick The essays will provide an introduction to the region, explore the lifestyle and economics of commercial fishing, provide insight into the subsistence way of life, highlight the recreational and tourism values of the region, and explore the exploration of mineral claims in the region. Bill Sherwonit has produced several books, including 'Animal Stories: Encounters with Alaska's Wildlife,' 'Changing Paths: Travels and Meditations in Alaska's Arctic Wilderness,' and 'Living with Wildness: An Alaskan Odyssey.' Dave Atcheson is the author of 'Dead Reckoning: Navigating a Life on the Last Frontier, Courting Tragedy on Its High Seas' and 'Hidden Alaska: Bristol Bay and Beyond,' among other works. Anne Coray is a poet whose collections include 'A Measure's Hush,' 'Violet Transparent' and 'Bone Strings.' Steve Kahn is the author of 'The Hard Way Home: Alaska Stories of Adventure, Friendship, and the Hunt' and coauthor of 'Lake Clark National Park and Preserve.' Nick Jans is the author of 'A Wolf Called Romeo,' 'The Grizzly Maze' and 'The Last Light Breaking.' Erin McKittrick is the author of 'Small Feet Big Land: Adventure, Home, and Family on the Edge of Alaska' and 'A Long Trek Home: 4,000 Miles by Boot, Raft and Ski.' Carl Johnson has been selected to serve as Artist-in-Residence in three national parks, received the 'Environmental Issues' award in the Windland Smith Rice International Awards, and is a past recipient of a Rasmuson Foundation Artist Fellowship.

Good morning, BroadwayWorld! Because we know all our readers eat, sleep and breathe Broadway, what could be better than waking up to it? Today's big news: BC/EFA hosts BROADWAY BACKWARDS tonight!

Artistic Director Blake Robison announced the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park's 2015-16 season today with an engaging combination of world-premiere comedies, beloved dramas, inspirational and provocative new plays, a sultry musical revue and the return of one of the most popular shows in Playhouse history. The Playhouse's 56th season is Robison's fourth as artistic director.

First spotted by eagle-eyed viewers on the BroadwayWorld.com Message Boards, a tour is shaping up as promised for a show that built up a large fan base but didn't have a long run on the Great White Way.

Washington National Opera (WNO) today announced the roster of emerging artists and renowned vocal coaches engaged for the 13th season of its Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Program. Under the leadership of program director Michael Heaston, the Domingo- Cafritz Young Artist Program continues to increase its number of performances throughout the season and expand its training regimen to include mentorship by its returning Artist in Residence, the acclaimed American soprano Deborah Voigt. Additional faculty members include voice teachers Diana Soviero and William Stone; guest vocal coaches Be?ne?dicte Jourdois, Kathleen Kelly, and Danielle Orlando; career consultants Ken Benson and Matthew Epstein; and guest drama coaches Peter Kazaras and Alan Paul, among others. The new class of young artists will participate in several world premiere productions during the 2014-2015 season as part of

American Stage Theatre Company kicks off the new year with August Wilson's 2 TRAINS RUNNING. They are excited to present their seventh installment of their August Wilson Century Cycle. Previews are January 22 and 23. Opening Night is January 24 and the production runs through February 23, 2014.