A strong voice teacher can be the difference between being a good vocalist and a great vocalist. Finding the right teacher is the trick. Read our simple rules to get your search started.
Are you having trouble breaking into the world of auditions? One of the often overlooked pieces of the puzzle in the audition world is the Casting Agent. Read on to learn about how to break the code!
We’ve all been there. Cut at an audition for a gig we thought we were perfect for. It’s hard not to be discouraged but it’s also important to keep things in perspective and stay on track so we can achieve our goals and dreams. Are you feeling frustrated or insecure about not booking a job? Read on for advice on how to survive rejection and emerge with your confidence and passion still in tact.
You’ve made the move to the Big City! You’re taking classes and have found a voice teacher you love. You’re finally learning to navigate the subway, when you get the call that you have been cast in a show…outside of the city. Should you pack up just as you are getting settled? Pros weigh in on the “pro’s” of taking that job.
Is it time for you to graduate from your dance studio and transition into the world of professional dance? You’ve spent countless hours working and growing in the studio. Your teachers and friends have become a second family over the years. You’ll find it hard to break that bond and step outside of your comfort zone. Here are seven tips to make the jump from student to professional less overwhelming.
You’ve landed the job of your dreams… on the road. Friends and family are thrilled, but your significant other is not. What will the affect of distance be on your relationship? The move may be right for your career, but is it right for your love life?
Are you about to head out on the road with a touring production? Touring can be a great way to sock away some extra cash. Read our 10 great tips to maximize your savings on the road.
A headshot is an actor’s business card, one of the most important and personal pieces of material in the field. It lets people know who you are at a glance. It can be the reason you are called into an audition, or the reason you are not. Click here to find out just what you can do to get your very best headshot!
When your dream is to dance in the USA but you live half way around the world what do you do? How do you achieve this seeming unattainable goal? Anything and everything is possible if you follow your passions and keep focused… Elisabetta Spuria flew across oceans to achieve her dreams. Find out how she did it in her words...
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A major selling point of this “Camelot” is the chance to hear this winning 1960 score sumptuously performed by the New York Philharmonic under the musical theater maestro Paul Gemignani.
Deep in the third act of the Pearl Theater Company’s entertaining production of “The Importance of Being Earnest,” I realized how much the sitcom “Frasier” owes to Oscar Wilde.
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Sunday in the Park with George's stars Daniel Evans and Jenna Russell will appear on WABC's 'Eyewitness News this Morning' on Sunday, May 11th at 9:00AM on channel 7. Tune in to hear Daniel and Jenna discuss their Olivier Award winning roles in this beautiful musical revival.
Previews for the Playwrights Horizons (Tim Sanford, Artistic Director; Leslie Marcus, Managing Director) World Premiere production of the new musical SAVED, which were scheduled to begin tonight, Friday, May 9, have been postponed due to a longer than expected tech process. Tonight's 8PM performance has been cancelled and the musical will now begin previews tomorrow evening, Saturday, May 10 at 8PM. (Please note: a matinee performance had not been scheduled for Saturday afternoon.)
"Colorful World", the new play by James Comtois, presented by Nosedive Productions, is a sometimes confused - sometimes intriguing look at the neuroses of former costumed superheroes in an alternate world.
Celebrity Autobiography: In Their Own Words," the acclaimed, long-running L.A-based comedy sensation has taken New York by storm and will play its final Spring performance on Monday12th (7:30PM) at The Triad Theater (158 West 72nd Street). Produced by Angelo Fraboni, Eugene Pack, Dayle Reyfel and Peter Martin, the show continues to draw top talent to its rotating cast and bold -faced names to its sold-out audiences.
Inevitable Theatre Company proudly follows up its
inaugural season with a dynamic selection of music and madness in 2008-09, including the area premieres of two
cutting-edge plays and the world premiere concert reading of a new alt-rock musical.
The Summer Play Festival, New York's $10-ticket, smash-hit theater festival, featuring the hottest playwrights, directors and producers emerging in New York and around the world, today announced that its fifth and best season ever will be held at the celebrated Public Theater on Lafayette Street in New York's Greenwich Village.
Babel Theatre Project to present World Premiere of Stomp and Shout (an' Work it All out) by James Carmichael, directed by Geordie Broadwater May 29, opening Sunday, June 1, 2008 upstars at the 45th Street Theatre.
EMERGING ARTISTS THEATRE and PAUL ADAMS, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR present ONE MAN TALKING for a one-week only engagement at Roy Arias Theatre Center, Off-Off Broadway Theatre (300 West 43rd St, 5th floor, NYC). The festival is curated by EAT members, William Reinking and Tom Greenman. Performances begin Tuesday, May 20, 2008, and run through Sunday, May 25, 2008.
The newest edition of the American Theatre Wing's 'Working in the Theatre' will feature 'Demystifying the Classics' on CUNY TV on Sunday, May 11 at 5 p.m. The program will repeat on Friday, May 16 at 9 a.m., 2 and 7:30 p.m., and Saturday, May 17 at 11 a.m.