Edward Albee, arguably our greatest living playwright, is sitting in his Tribeca loft home, pondering the lingering effects of his Tony Award–winning play The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? recently playing at the Mark Taper Forum. Adamantly opposed to the idea of purposeful shock or controversy in playwriting, he ...
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While the 84-year-old Minneapolis native has never played a silent character before, her preparation for this part is basically the same as for any other.
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When Michelle Monaghan was sent the script for "Trucker" by writer-director James Mottern, she knew she had found, in her words, "the role of a lifetime."
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Earlier this year, two-time Golden Globe and Emmy winner Stanley Tucci made audiences sigh and wonder where they could find a doting, supportive husband like Julia Child's mate Paul.
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Morgan Freeman was born to play Nelson Mandela. Or maybe Nelson Mandela was destined to be played by Morgan Freeman.
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The Professional Bathroom Singer
Donna Lynne Champlin set out to prove that it she could accomplish a professional-sounding labor of love one a budget of $1000.
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VIDEO: Ted Mann from Circle in the Square
Recently, Back Stage sat down with Theodore Mann, Artistic Director of the Circle in the Square Theater School.
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VIDEO: Behind the Scenes with Erik Patterson
In this week's edition of Behind the Scenes, Back Stage's Jenelle Riley talks to award-winning playwright Erik Patterson about his new play "Sick."
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"I love theater," says Denzel Washington. "It's where I started, and this is a great play." He's speaking of August Wilson's "Fences," which recently opened to rave reviews on Broadway.
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Jane Alexander and Lynn Cohen frankly admit they've never tackled roles like those in Tina Howe's new tragicomedy 'Chasing Manet'.
