Post Time for the New York Theatre Barn by Ashley Avis

A Blossom Fell by David Sheward

Catching Up with 'Pal Joey' by David Sheward

Equity Stumps for Worthy Causes (If You Like Arts Funding and Equality) by Andrew Salomon

Two bits of business from Actors' Equity Association: 1) Take action against New York cutting arts funding and 2) vote for a worthy cause.

No More Mr. Nice Gay by Erik Haagensen

As the only member of the Back Stage staff who is both gay and legally married-I married my husband of now nearly 15 years in Ottawa, Canada, in 2004-I'd like to say a few things about the r…

Regional Theatre Holds Wake For Itself

Elaine Stritch: An Actress for Any Time by Heather Langone

Hard Work: It's Overratedby Simi Horwitz

CMT Had Nothing to Do with Eckern's Grand

An Inexplicable Matter of the 'Heart'

Equity and Homeland Security denied a work visa to an Austrian actor in a stage adaptation of Poe's The Telltale Heart, a one-man show with music. Equity contended that an American could hav…

Financial Crisis Affects Theatre, Too by Daniel Lehman

Life on the Road: Spring Awakening Tour Blog

From Stage to Screen by Daniel Lehman

Just as Broadway is being criticized for a lack of original productions this fall, Hollywood is taking some of its best ideas from the stage.

The Waiting Game by Les Spindle

Inexplicably, some highly-acclaimed Broadway musicals take years to receive their first L.A.-produced renditions.

Woe I$ Broadway? by Halley Bondy

As investors retreat in a shaky economy, funding worries grow.

Living the Dream by Tom Penketh

Every young actor aspires to be recognized for his craft.But for this week, Nick Adams will also be recognized for his jeans.

Historic L.A. Theatre Closing? We'll see about that. By Brett Chapin

Capital Report: Legit Scene Gaining Ground by Sherry Eaker

Nick Spangler on 'The Amazing Race' and 'The Fantasticks' by Daniel Lehman

Commercial Off-Broadway's Pulse Looks Like a Flat Line

Send in the Songsmith by Les Spindle

A Salon With Stephen Sondheim, which was presented by the Academy for New Musical Theatre, is now available for webcast viewing, priced $39.95.

Remembering Dave DePino

29th St. Rep Loses Performance Space by Andrew Salomon

Paying Tribute to Trumbo by Peter Askin

I have worked on Trumbo, the play and the film, on and off for eight years.

2008 Bad Musicals Festival