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Molotov Theatre Group seeks a non-equity Stage Manager for its first show of the 2012 season: Julius Caesar, directed by Kevin Finkelstein and adapted by Shawn Northrip. This is a good oppor…
Meet Me @Metro: Uncovering Los Angeles' Hidden Treasures (M3-III) will use theatrical artists to uncover history along the Metro Gold Line route next summer. Companies and individual theatri…
There comes a time in every entrepreneur's life when they realize that they need to bring on someone else to manage the work. After the insanity of last week, I have realized that the time i…
Stick Fly on Broadway: "I wanted it to keep going!"
What do audiences think of STICK FLY on Broadway? We checked in to find out!
About the show: It was a relaxing weekend on Mart…
Stick Fly on Broadway: "I wanted it to keep going!"
What do audiences think of STICK FLY? We checked in to find out!
About the show: It was a relaxing weekend on Martha's Vin…
What if WE took the gathering of #NEWPLAY News, Events, Bright Spots, Articles, and Festivals into our OWN hands? What if WE worked together to create a path in the #NEWPLAY sector that can …
Submissions Accepted Through Feb. 1Composers, writers, get those applications ready.
Going by numbers alone, Frank Wildhorn is Broadway's most successful composer, with six new shows in 14 years.
We're talking quantity here. The quality is debatable.
Wildhorn's best known fo…
DC's Source Festival, which produces a dozen-and-a-half ten-minute plays each June to go along with full-length plays and productions from blended disciplines, seeks interested Source audien…
The choreographer best known for long-running West End hit Into the Hoods on her new work, Some Like It Hip HopYour new show, Some Like It Hip Hop, performed by ZooNation Dance Company, was …
The Waterfront Committee of Manhattan Community Board 2, the community board which serves the West Village and Soho, is seeking arts-related ideas on possible programming for Pier 45 (at Chr…
It's 30 years since Deborah Bull joined the Royal Ballet, and became a dazzling star of her generation. Here she talks about discipline and dreams " and her debt to Billy Smart's circusIt is…
For all the grumbling and sniping aimed at McAnuff's commitments outside the Stratford Festival and at his showy Broadway-bound transfers, "both McAnuff's fans and his detractors love the wa…
Betty Blue Eyes was a critical smash, but the final curtain comes down early this weekend. Why are original British musicals being squeezed out of the West End? Blog: join the debateOn the…
At 2:17 AM this morning, I found myself roaming the aisles of a Rite-Aid near me. I picked up my a few essentials . . . some Riptide Rush Gatorade, toothpaste, and a gift card for a friend's…
There isn't a greater understudy/stand-by story than the one Elaine Stritch told in her solo show about shuttling between Broadway and New Haven but I'm never-the-less looking for other grea…
'The Judy Show: My Life as a Sitcom' Review
Judy Gold stars in her own memoir with music, at the DR2 Theater in Manhattan.
The late Pop King Michael Jackson is making headlines due to a recent Andrew Lloyd Webber interview. Webber was on Piers Morgan’s Tonight show. One of the many things that were discuss…
Theatre impresario Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber considered casting Michael Jackson in a film version of his classic musical The Phantom of the Opera.
