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As someone who came from a family of electrical linemen and bankers and contract specialists, started out pre-vet in middle school, detoured to pre-med in high school, and finally to theatre - not only did my career choice fail to reach the goals previously set for me by my peers, my teachers, and…
This week, we call our attention to a position that is necessary for any production to run smoothly.
Currently seeking a therapist that specializes in multiple personality disorder, or maybe multiple character disorder.
Theatre in Toronto is moving and shaking.
Lo Abdelmalek is a special guest blogger who is an actor in the Young Company which is performing at Notre Dame's Shakespeare Festival.
Since you're on Broadway World, chances are you're the type of person who is familiar with the concept of artist merit.
Well, it's been awhile - and to be quite honest, not a ton of progress has been made since I introduced my current project.
The tragedies in today's society can make anyone feel lost.
It is summertime! Whether it be community theatre, regional theatre, all the way to the professional level, summer is a prime time to take in a show.
Check out the video below on our college summer stock production of HAIRSPRAY!
I just remodeled a house.
This week I had the pleasure of discussing the progress of The Comedy of Errors as well as the progress of our Summer Youth Theatre production of Les Miserables School Edition, with West Haven Council on the Arts President, Barth McNeil.
At the beginning of the summer, I thought that moving from Atlanta to New Hampshire was a huge feat, but my 'journey' is chump change compared to the distance Giulia Dunes has traveled in order to be at Interlakes this summer.
Diving into week three of rehearsals with a bang! Between running lines and research to rehearsals with the whole cast, I discover new things about Luciana every single time.
'And God said, 'Let there be light,' and there was light.
As I head into my third week of summer stock, my coffee addiction seems to be at an all time high.
I walked into the Randolph Theatre this morning to see the whole cast and production team of Footloose gearing up for the day.
Welcome to the first behind the scenes article for The Comedy of Errors, presented by West Haven Council on the Arts.
National tours are a beautiful, wonderful thing.
Any thespian worth his or her salt knows that there is always more than one side to any story worth telling.
On Sunday, we closed the world premiere of Backbeard: A New Musical at the Theatre Institute at Sage after a short two-week run.
A chilling start to their 46th season, Prairie Repertory Theatre opened their first show last week: Don't Hug Me.
As I begin this new job, I find myself stuck in this odd adult-but-not-quite limbo.
There's no getting around it: Broadway is expensive.
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