‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ Hasn’t Been Rethought in Theatrical Terms

Under director Sean Mathias’ eye playwright Richard Greenberg has adapted Truman Capote’s “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” for Broadway with remarkable fidelity—and that’s the problem.

Best of the Week Ahead: March 21-28

“Kristin Chenoweth: The Dames of Broadway—All of ’Em!!!,” and “Les Misérables” on DVD, n L.A., and contemporary dance troupe the Black Grace Dance Company are some of the things we’re looking forward to this week.

Vimeo launches VOD

Offers another option to enterprising performers.

Fake CD Fooled Countless Actors—and Is Still Out There

An East Coast scam artist is actively impersonating West Coast casting associate Russell Scott.

Upcoming Auditions: Mar. 21-Apr. 18

Our weekly "Auditions at a Glance" calendars conveniently organize projects by the date and day-of-the-week that the projects' auditions are taking place, to help you schedule your plans.

Become Simon Cowell’s Latest Discovery

Cowell launches “global audition” YouTube channel today.

'One Night With Janis Joplin' Brilliantly Conjures an Icon

For anyone old enough to remember the Queen, Pasadena Playhouse’s “One Night With Janis Joplin” will make the past 40-plus years melt like a grilled cheese sandwich in a microwave.

L.A.’s Don’t Tell Mama Parts Ways with Artistic Director

The West Coast branch of the famed “way station for people with big dreams” opened its doors Feb. 26. Ryan O’Connor, its artistic director, resigned effective March 12.

‘Smash’ Recap, Episode 7: ‘Musical Chairs’

This week, “Smash” is playing Musical Chairs and boy are we dizzy. Here's how it really went down.

'For Love' Is Sexy, Salty, and Sharp

In “For Love,” at the Irish Repertory Theatre, actor-playwright Laoisa Sexton chronicles the messy romantic lives of three Dublin women with raunchy wit and quirky details.