From the Actor’s Notebook: Thoughts on Playing Shakespeare
An acclaimed performer shares his insights on five iconic leading roles.
An acclaimed performer shares his insights on five iconic leading roles.
This month’s festivals range from Paris to the Philippines, from Tokyo to London.
TCG’s industry report shows that, with the worst of the recession behind them, U.S. theatre leaders must plan for an unpredictable future.
A discussion on why the arts should be publicly funded.
An urgent preoccupation with money for the arts surfaces at Poland’s eclectic Malta Festival.
For the playwright and the actor, playwriting is a game of push and pull, and being led past the comfort zone.
We asked a number of actors to suss out exciting new-season work by their favorite playwrights, and an equal contingent of playwrights to pinpoint upcoming can’t-miss performances by actors they’re crazy about.
Activated by memories of their creator, the words of the late Sekou Sundiata take on a new meaning.
In writing musicals, the playwright’s job is to build the structure, then get out of the way.
The playwright and the actor talk about their collaboration.