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A Travelling 'Midsummer Night's Dream'

Irma Sloan is doubled over with laughter as Lysander fumblingly attempts to kiss Helena, and lands one on Demetrius instead.

Are You Attending Actorfest?

Once again, ACTORFEST, the largest expo specifically for actors, dancers and singers, will take New York and Los Angeles by storm this fall.

'Spider-Man' Halts Production, But Will Still Open

Spider-Man appears to be caught in a web of financial troubles. "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," the Broadway musical based on the Marvel comic-book superhero, reportedly hit a financial speed bump last Friday.

Trailer: 'The Lovely Bones'

Now that Peter Jackson has gotten effects-driven blockbusters out of his system (mostly), he can return to telling character-driven stories -- with special effects -- like "The Lovely Bones."

TV Pilots

Terriers is the story of two unlicensed private investigators who are hired  to handle a quick and easy case for a large amount of cash, only to find themselves in the thick of a deadly conspiracy.

Los Angeles Production Listings

Christmas in Beverly Hills is the story of an an Italian family who descends on the boutiques and bourgeoisie of Beverly Hills, creating chaos, love, and disaster they will never forget.

'80s Director John Hughes Dies in NYC

A spokeswoman for John Hughes says the director of 1980s coming-of-age films like "Sixteen Candles" and "The Breakfast Club" has died in Manhattan.

Welcome to New York

Sisters are not the only ones doing it for themselves. Performers are taking their careers into their own hands and, rather than waiting to be discovered, they’re launching their own futures. And there’s no better location to do it than New York.

Company Town

The Amoralists was born in 2006, and though its founders haven't yet obtained tax-exempt status or defined their respective roles, they are, according to the company's mission statement, "dedicated to an honest expression of the American condition."