Thursday, November 26, 2020
Unlike much of Melbourne Fringe 2020, actor Brian Feldman’s monologue #txtshow (on the internet) is live – delivered from Washington D.C. via Zoom. This quirky show has the audience anon…
Linked From artsreview.com.au at 02:43AMWednesday, November 25, 2020
Available onlineIn an intimate and often traumatic one-woman performance, Pepa Duarte explores her hostile relationship with cravings, calorie-counting and identity, as a bean soup bubbles o…
Linked From The Guardian at 10:18AMSunday, November 22, 2020
American Blues is presenting its long-running, old time radio-style show via Zoom this year, performed live each night for the audience from the actors' homes.
Linked From Chicago Tribune Subscription at 01:00PMFriday, November 20, 2020
The immersive sound installation Blindness, originally produced to great acclaim at London’s Donmar Warehouse, makes its U.S. premiere at Shakespeare Theatre Company December 8, 2020. For …
Linked From DC Metro Theater Arts at 02:33PMLauren Patten recently performed a live-streamed concert from Rockwood Music Hall back in September, and will be presenting another performance this Sunday, 11/22. She will be performing liv…
Linked From BroadwayWorld at 01:41PMThursday, November 19, 2020
Actors’ Equity and SAG-AFTRA have reached an agreement over coverage of streamed and recorded theater. The new agreement, announced late Thursday, states that during the pandemic Actors’…
Linked From broadwaynews.com at 08:11PMThis season, pantomimes are shifting from the theatre to drive-ins and online. Two shows will still make a song and dance about it
Iain Lauchlan has been putting on panto in Coventry for alm…
Linked From The Guardian at 02:24PMTuesday, November 17, 2020
"I want the audience to scream within the first five seconds," says director Arden of this version of the Dickens classic.
Linked From Playbill at 02:00PM15 Heroines is an impressive and energised reworking of Greek myth that leaves the audience keen to find out more about each of these women and their remarkable lives.
Being a woman in …
Linked From mytheatremates.com at 06:00AMMonday, November 16, 2020
You are the solo performer and audience in this quietly transformative piece whose script is delivered to your door
One of the things they teach playwrights is character development. If your…
Linked From The Guardian at 05:12AMSunday, November 15, 2020
Connection or isolation? Intensity or escape? This spate of shows that put the watcher to work are rewarding, but often in contrasting ways.
Linked From The New York Times Subscription at 02:06PMFriday, November 13, 2020
The potential for macabre thrills and chills was high when I settled in for the midnight performance of Macabaret on Friday the 13th. As we wait for the show to commence, a roaring 20s sound…
Linked From artsreview.com.au at 09:01PMWednesday, November 11, 2020
It’s not everyday the creator of a 19-time Emmy Award winning show comments on your Instagram post & then sends you a private Facebook message to tell you how much he enjoyed & app…
Linked From Call Me Adam at 02:18AMTuesday, November 10, 2020
Kevin KautzmanHometown: Mandan, North DakotaCurrent Town: Minneapolis, MinnesotaQ: Tell me about Moderation.A: MODERATION is a new play recently adapted into a podcast you can hear a…
Linked From ADAM SZYMKOWICZ at 11:22AMMonday, November 9, 2020
The premise of a tragedy is simple; it ends in death. The audience knows this from the outset. The protagonist,
Linked From AussieTheatre at 07:52PMCultural venues in much of the UK are now closed to audiences, but one thing is clear: the shared experience of art should never be taken for granted
The late summer and early autumn saw a m…
Linked From The Guardian at 08:06AMSunday, November 8, 2020
Olivier, London; Chichester Festival theatre; live streamThe sequel to Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’s Death of England, plus works by Sarah Kane and Steven Carl McCasland, evoke rage and pr…
Linked From The Guardian at 09:06AMThursday, November 5, 2020
Olivier theatre, LondonMichael Balogun delivers this monologue – a sequel to Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’ Death of England – with deftly controlled energy
‘There have been other mome…
Linked From The Guardian at 06:32AMMonday, November 2, 2020
Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh/onlineThe comedian – on a solo tour of UK theatres – finds warm and funny layers of humanity in the small details of everyday lives
Daniel Kitson doesn’t strike…
Linked From The Guardian at 09:48PMAudition Song Suggestions for Jekyll & Hyde the Musical – by Character
Written by Leryn Turlington
October 12, 2020
Finding the right audition song can be a dangerous game. B…
Linked From performerstuff.com at 01:33PMFriday, October 30, 2020
Con Melody is a drunk saddled with a run-down tavern outside Boston, who fancies himself a European war hero born in an Irish castle. He’s a vain, moody character living an illusion in “…
Linked From newyorktheater.me at 07:09PMIn our latest feature, Lindsey Huebner interviews Alfred Enoch about opening Crave at Chichester Festival Theatre. They talk about disorientating theatre, the dramaturgical benefits of live-…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 07:32AMWednesday, October 28, 2020
1+2+2+1 (+2+1+1) Audition Monologues for Clue
Written by Amanda Grace
October 21, 2020
Take the guesswork out of auditioning for Sandy Rustin’s staging of Jonathan Lynn’s murder m…
Linked From performerstuff.com at 11:43AMIn the past couple of decades, Caryl Churchill has perfected the oblique and concentrated one-act play, somehow providing the intellectual challenge and emotional punch of the best of full-…
Linked From Show Showdown at 04:32AMSunday, October 25, 2020
Theatre Royal, BathPinter’s modern classic gains currency in pandemic Britain
When Peter Hall directed Harold Pinter’s 1978 Betrayal, charting adultery among London’s literati, he note…
Linked From The Guardian at 06:48AMSaturday, October 24, 2020
A Zoomed scene from the staged reading of Lisa Loomer's docudrama Roe
It hit me unexpectedly. I’d been going along for the past seven months telling myself that I didn’t really miss …
Linked From Broadway & Me at 03:36PMFriday, October 23, 2020
Apollo theatre, London London’s theatre district reopened its doors to stage an evening of well-aimed wrath that somehow finds comedy in kidney surgery
After seven months away, the West E…
Linked From The Guardian at 09:32AMImmersive LDN A revitalised, socially distanced version of the F Scott Fitzgerald novel keeps the jazz age alive with song, dance and spectacle
Last year, in the “before”, The Great Gat…
Linked From The Guardian at 06:42AMThursday, October 22, 2020
MarchReviewed by Dana MartinLos Angeles LGBT Center and Playwrights’ ArenaThrough November 15thLA's LGBT Center and Playwrights’ Area have gone (COVID compliantly) rogue by staging high …
Linked From stageraw.com at 06:50PMTuesday, October 20, 2020
Audition Monologues for Peter and the Starcatcher
Written by Amanda Grace
October 7th, 2020
If you’re shooting for a role in Rick Elice’s adaptation of the 2004 novel by Ridley P…
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