Book Review: Behind the West Coast Jewish Theatre by Jean Schiffman

Broadway Babies by Daniel Lehman

Talk Back: Outrageous Fortune, Thrown Into Reverse by David Rothenberg

Two Unlikely Stages Host NY Theatre by Daniel Lehman

Education Grants to 'Sheba,' 'South Pacific'

To Get Where You're Going, Know Where You're From by Tom Oppenheim

As the grandson of Stella Adler and the artistic director of the Stella Adler Studio of Acting, I come from a tradition that believes the actor is an ever-evolving person, an independent thi…

Good for a Lark

B'way Producers, Writers Talk Issues

Show Tunes Study

"The [Title of Show] Show" by Daniel Lehman

At the Core by Andrew Barnicle

After 20 years as a director and 16 as an artistic director, I have seen a lot of actors come and go, and some come and stay. The what anybody can learn; the why is a little more.

A History of Violence by Leonard Jacobs

Imagine 20,000 people rioting outside a New York theatre because a British actor possibly expressed pejorative views about an American actor they adore.

His and Hers Stage Designers by Gerard Raymond

If you're unfamiliar with William and Jean Eckart, Andrew B. Harris' generously detailed volume is a lesson in theatre history.

Book Review: Character Studies by David Sheward

Wickedly Good Fun by Les Spindle

A large and enthusiastic crowd attended Two's Company-An All-Star Event Celebrating the Songs of Alan Menken & Stephen Schwartz on Monday, November 5 at Glendale's Alex Theatre, benefiting the Los Angeles City College Theatre Alumni & Associates and the LACC Theatre Academy.

Blog Stage: Regional Theater Reconnaissance

Fox News Breaks the Rules on 'Young Frankenstein'

BLOG STAGE by David Sheward

Theatre awards aplenty as the season is celebrated at Drama Desks, Obies, and Outer Critics.

Au revoir, blog virginity. by Erik Haagensen

A Little ‘Evening' Music