8,501 stories from Backstage
Partners refurbish NoHo space for new theatre company.
Actor-director Cameron Watson tackles The Habitation of Dragons.
Part One of a two-part series on starting your own company
Triggering and sustaining spontaneous laughter night after night onstage, or take after take on-camera, can be an intimidating prospect. For many actors it's even more difficult than crying …
Recommends Members Approve New Three-Year Contract
It seems to puzzle people when I voice the opinion that my favorite actor by far is Hank Azaria.
His is indeed a life in the theatre. His film and television resume is also replete with solid credits. But Roy Dotrice has also spent lifetimes in prisoner-of-war camps, in fascinating visi…
Edward Albee, arguably our greatest living playwright, is sitting in his Tribeca loft home, pondering the lingering effects of his Tony Award-winning play The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? recentl…
Dancers, choreographers, and teachers offer ideas on creating characters through movement.
What Euripides did for playwriting and the Lumiere brothers did for film, Matthew Bourne has done for storytelling through dance.
For our spring/summer Spotlight on Temporary Employment, 12 actors currently balancing art and commerce offer advice on the best ways to integrate temporary employment into an acting career.
Face to Face with Grant Shaud
Both nostalgia and plain old fun contribute to the ubiquitous presence of biographical dramas and comedies -- with their larger-than-life personalities engaged in desperately over-the-top an…
Membership Meeting Will Discuss Five Upcoming Contracts
