theater

Open Casting Call Announced for Lead Role in Broadway-Bound ‘Matilda’ Musical

The Olivier Award-winning musical, already a hit in London, opens on Broadway next spring. Auditions for the role of Matilda will be held Sept. 30 in New York City.

5 Rules For the Theater Actor

Aleksey Burago, artistic director of the Russian Arts Theater & Studio, gives theater actors five general rules to live by.

Sierra Boggess Returns to London as Fantine in ‘Les Misérables’

The star of “The Little Mermaid” and “Love Never Dies” shares how working in London has shaped her as an actor.

'Nothing to Hide' Is a Magical Evening

“Nothing to Hide,” Derek DelGaudio and Helder Guimarães’ evening of sleight of hand, directed by Neil Patrick Harris in a world premiere at the Geffen Playhouse, is astounding.

Duncan Stewart on Finding New Talent and Relying on Star Power

The casting director of “Chicago” and “La Cage aux Folles” wanted to be on Broadway. A career in casting took him from Canada to the Big Apple and beyond.

Should Actors Tolerate Un­professionalism?

When actors are surrounded by bad choices in a theater production, you can choose to treat it as a life experience.

Carolee Carmello Is the Reason to See 'Scandalous'

In “Scandalous,” Kathie Lee Gifford’s flimsy, expository musical about the life of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, Carolee Carmello works miracles in a must-see performance.

How to Connect Yourself to the Character

Peter Jensen, co-artistic director of the T. Schreiber Studio & Theatre, shares how actors can connect with their characters.

'Downton Abbey' Star Dan Stevens Goes Uptown in Broadway's 'The Heiress'

"Downton Abbey" star Dan Stevens makes his Broadway debut in "The Heiress," alongside Jessica Chastain and David Strathairn.

Jake Gyllenhaal Hits Refresh

With new movie “End of Watch” and his American stage debut in “If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet,” Jake Gyllenhaal says goodbye to the old and hello to the new.