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3 Things Parents of Child Actors Need to Know

In the youth market, there are things that parents should remember so we can always remain on the same page without encountering any problems.

5 Ways To Help Child Actors Stay On Top of Schoolwork

Going to school, attending auditions, and working can be a heavy burden for anyone – especially a child or teenager. Here are some tips.

How To Choose Musical Theater Audition Material For Young Performers

I am asked all the time about how to choose musical audition material. I decided to ask my collaborator in my upcoming musical audition workshop, vocal coach Bob Marks to weigh in.

3 Easy Ways to Prepare Your Child For An Audition

Here are some useful tips in to help your child prepare for an audition and give them the best shot at booking the job!

‘Two and a Half Men’ Actor’s Outburst Is Typical, Experts Say

Calling the show that pays him a reported $300,000 an episode “filth,” Angus T. Jones may have lost his passion for performing.

3 Ways Parents Can Help Their Child's Agent

Jackie Reid shares advice for how parents can help their child's agent book auditions and work for their child.

How Managers Help Child Actors and Their Parents

Judy Battista and Peggy Becker, owners and managers of Parkside Talent, share advice for child actors and their parents.

‘The Velveteen Rabbit’ Encourages Kids’ Imaginations

Theaterworks USA puts on a clever, fun production of one of the saddest children’s books ever written, with sincere turns from all three cast members and a solid adaptation by director Kevin Del Aguila.

How To Manage Your Child Actor's Expectations

Acting may be exciting and glamorous, but often can be discouraging if bookings don't come. There are some ways parents can be prepared for the rejection that may lie ahead.

How To Stick With It…Even When It's Hard

Being a manager, I have seen this occur more times than I can count. Some kids book right out of the gate and some take a little longer. Even the best bookers have slumps.