Directing New Works: How to ensure a successful creative process
Directing a new play is exciting, but it can be a daunting process. Here we offer some tips on how to make the most of this creative process.
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Advice and interviews with Broadway theatre directors. Learn the tips of the trade to help you put forth your best work.
Mourning the Shows We Have Lost
COVID-19 has hit us hard in many ways and theatrical productions have been lost/changed/reimagined. But how do we mourn for the shows we may never get the chance to return to?
Generalize Your Portfolio – Why it is Useful to Have More Than One String in Your Bow
It’s no big secret that finding work in theatre is a hit-or-miss game of chance. And even when you are lucky enough to land a gig, there’s no guarantee when or where the next opportunity might come about. But by offering yourself as someone with a diverse skill set, you can stack the deck when it comes to finding opportunities.
The Challenges of Running a Community Theater
Being part of a community theater is fun, but it also comes with its own minefields. Jason LeBlanc reveals the top challenges he has faced during his time as artistic director of a small community theater!
Directing children: Is the nose-picking an acting choice?
Kids pick their noses…on stage…for a paying audience. It happens. But if you look beyond the gross habits, Brit Christopher explains how working in educational theatre offers a lot more than the possibility of catching the flu.
