12 Tips to Help Actors Survive Long Runs
1. Buy an extra larynx, just in case. If on a budget, make one using premium deli meat. 2. Periodically reconnect with the source material. Especially if the show…
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Actors: Do Your Homework!
The other day, I got on the subway and overheard a young musical theatre actor say, “Oh no, I don’t know the work of Annie Baker. Honestly, I don’t really…
Top 5 Most Popular Plays
Updated Aug 10, 2015 As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, StageAgent members ‘fan’ their favorite shows over 1000 times per week! It provides a great insight into what theatre fans…
Choosing a Drama School: Advice from A.C.T.’s Conservatory Director
So, you want to go to drama school. How do you find the school, or schools, that are right for you? The school that will help you transform yourself and…
How to Find the Perfect Monologue
Whether you’re just starting out in the biz or a longtime pro, the search for the perfect monologue never ends. Monologues are frequently used in auditions, coaching sessions, and classes, so it’s important to know how to look and where to begin your search.
First of all, you’re starting in the right place—StageAgent has a huge directory of monologues, all linked to play or musical study guides. There, you can read the monologues themselves, but also information about the context in which they are spoken, and links to a character analysis and a guide to the play as a whole.
