 Behind the Curtain: Interview With Lucie Tiberghien - Founding Artistic Director of Molière in the Park by Chloe Rabinowitz - July 9, 2020 Today, our Behind the Curtain interview is with Lucie Tiberghien, Founding Artistic Director of Molière in the Park.  Social Media Campaign #ArtsHero Calls on the U.S. Government to Provide Arts Funding By August 1 by Stephi Wild - July 8, 2020 A new social media campaign, #ArtsHero, is calling on arts funding from the U.S. Senate to be secured by August 1.  TheaterWorksUSA's Chelsea Studios Will Not Reopen by Stephi Wild - July 8, 2020 TheatreWorksUSA has announced that their Chelsea Studios will not reopen.  Behind the Curtain: Interview With Tess Weaver - Wardrobe Supervisor for the MY FAIR LADY National Tour by Chloe Rabinowitz - July 8, 2020 Today, our Behind the Curtain interview is with Tess Weaver, the Wardrobe Supervisor for the My Fair Lady national tour.  UK Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden Says Outdoor Theatre May Be Able to Return Soon by Stephi Wild - July 8, 2020 Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden says that outdoor theatre may be able to return soon.  Governor Cuomo is 'Concerned' About Prolonged Shutdown of the Arts in New York City by Stephi Wild - July 7, 2020 Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Monday that he is 'concerned' about the prolonged shutdown of the arts and culture industries in New York City.  BC/EFA Will Match Donations to The Actors Fund to Help Seniors Effected by Health Crisis by Nicole Rosky - July 7, 2020 The Actors Fund has teamed up with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to help seniors effected by the health crisis. Donate now and your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar by BC/EFA up to $100,000.  Actors' Equity Approves First Two Theaters to Resume Performances Since Industry Suspension in March by Chloe Rabinowitz - July 6, 2020 Actors' Equity Association has announced that it has approved two Massachusetts theaters to resume performances in the coming months.  VIDEO: CBS This Morning Explores The Globe Theatre to Find Out What it is Doing to Survive the Health Crisis by Stephi Wild - July 5, 2020 CBS This Morning did a segment yesterday on The Globe Theatre in London, and how it is at risk due to the health crisis.  Oliver Dowden Meets With Andrew Lloyd Webber at the London Palladium to Test Safety Measures by Stephi Wild - July 2, 2020 Oliver Dowden, Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, has shared photos on Twitter of a meeting that recently took place between himself, Webber, and Public Health England at the London Palladium.  Behind the Curtain: Interview With Choreographer Sammy Reyes by Chloe Rabinowitz - July 1, 2020 Today, our Behind the Curtain interview is with choreographer Sammy Reyes.  Daryl Roth Discusses What the Daryl Roth Theatre is Doing to Prepare to Reopen by Stephi Wild - June 30, 2020 Broadway producer Daryl Roth chatted with Page Six about what the Daryl Roth Theatre is doing to prepare to reopen, whenever that day may come.  Photo Flash: A Look at the Dark Theatres of the West End, in Support of Scene/Change by Stephi Wild - June 30, 2020 Photographer Ross McRoss has created a collection of photos of the West End titled 'Dark Theatres.' The photos were taken in aid of Scene/Change who are calling for designers to be included in the conversation surrounding theatres reopening.  Actors' Equity States That Broadway's Extended Suspension Demonstrates Need for Economic Arts Relief Package by Chloe Rabinowitz - June 29, 2020 Actors' Equity Association has released a statement following the Broadway League's announcement extending Broadway's closure through at least January 3, 2021.  The Actors Fund Launches Every Artist Insured Campaign, Enhancing Health Insurance Counseling & Enrollment Support by Chloe Rabinowitz - June 29, 2020 The Actors Fund announced the Every Artist Insured campaign today to enhance their free and confidential health insurance counseling and enrollment support services.  Breaking: Broadway Shutdown Extends Until 2021 by Nicole Rosky - June 29, 2020 The Broadway League announced today that Broadway performances in New York City will be suspended through the remainder of 2020 due to COVID-19. The League has released updated information regarding performance cancellations and ticketing. Broadway theatres are now offering refunds and exchanges for tickets purchased for all performances through January 3, 2021.  Behind the Curtain: Interview With 'The Backstage Blonde' - Teale Dvornik by Chloe Rabinowitz - June 27, 2020 Today, our Behind the Curtain interview is with 'The Backstage Blonde' - Teale Dvornik.  SLEEPLESS, A MUSICAL ROMANCE To Open With Social Distancing This Summer by Stephi Wild - June 26, 2020 SLEEPLESS, A Musical Romance, based on the original screenplay Sleepless in Seattle, will premiere at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, London on Tuesday 1 September 2020, with previews from 25 August. The limited season will run until Sunday 27 September 2020. Performances will begin pending Government guidance. Audiences will be socially distanced and the producers and venue will follow COVID-secure guidelines for cast, crew and audiences.  HAIRSPRAY to Open at The London Coliseum April 2021 by A.A. Cristi - June 25, 2020 The producers of Hairspray the Musical have announced new performance dates for West End return of the multi award-winning smash hit musical.  Disneyland Reopening Delayed Due to Rise in COVID-19 Cases in California by A.A. Cristi - June 24, 2020 After announcing a phased re-opening of Disneyland next month, the Walt Disney Company announced today that operations at the park would not resume on the previously announced dates.  Breaking: Lincoln Center Theater Will Present INTIMATE APPAREL and FLYING OVER SUNSET in Spring 2021 by Stephi Wild - June 24, 2020 Lincoln Center Theater, which had hoped to reopen its productions of the new opera Intimate Apparel at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater and the new musical Flying Over Sunset at the Vivian Beaumont Theater this fall, now plans to reopen both productions in spring 2021.  Six Feet of Separation: How the Performing Arts Are Embracing Social Distancing and Attempting a Return to Normal by A.A. Cristi - July 23, 2020 Like so many facets of our society brought to a halt by the coronavirus pandemic, the theatre industry currently finds itself at this terrifying impasse. Despite steep reservations and an unclear understanding of what constitutes risk for employees and audiences alike, many arts institutions have begun weighing their options when it comes to how and when to resume operations.  Behind the Curtain: Interview With Company XIV Creator, Choreographer and Director - Austin McCormick by Chloe Rabinowitz - June 24, 2020 Today, our Behind the Curtain interview is with the creator, choreographer and director of COMPANY XIV - Austin McCormick  The Kennedy Center Cancels Most Performances Through The End Of 2020 by Stephi Wild - June 23, 2020 The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts will cancel most previously announced performances and events through the end of 2020 with some planned programs moving to spring 2021 and beyond.  Sir Nicholas Hytner Says Pantomime Season 'Won't Happen' This Year Due to the Health Crisis by Stephi Wild - June 22, 2020 Theatre director Sir Nicholas Hytner says that the pantomime season 'won't happen' this year, due to the health crisis. |
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