Audrey Hepburn and Debra Messing on "Will & Grace" inspired Loren and helped him land a web series.
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Over the years, John Frank Levey has amassed an impressive array of Emmy and Artios awards for his work on such groundbreaking shows as "ER" and "The West Wing."
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Being a nonunion actor can feel limiting, which is why Corinne Proctor was very excited to see a casting notice on BackStage.com for the San Francisco Playhouse.
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"I can knock 10 years off anyone still playing teens. I used to call myself America's oldest teenager," says actor and standup comic Gina Rodgers.
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I write in response to Back Stage's April 1 opinion piece by Sam Mraovich entitled "Forget the Unions, Make a Film."
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Actor Sexuality: A Career Impediment?
Homosexuals can be the biggest homophobes in our industry. Several weeks ago I received a disturbing note from a reader.
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I swore I would never wait tables again, but here I am—applying at one of L.A.'s finest Italian restaurants. I've come to terms with the fact that I need to make money. Instead of acting.
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Just how do you get past the barbarian gatekeepers—re: casting personnel and/or agents—is often as frustrating as getting a NYC subway train that doesn't reek of urine.
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Many actors want to get into voiceovers. The promise of solid pay for work that can be done in sweatpants has attracted plenty of New York actors to the market in recent years.
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Everything's Up to Date in Kansas City
Kansas City Ballet is settling into brand-new quarters, the Todd Bolender Center for Dance & Creativity, and preparing a significant, newly commissioned work, "Tom Sawyer: A Ballet in 3 Acts."
