Theater – Master Talent Teachers

Theatre - The Dos and Don'ts for the New Performer

Theatre Dos & Don’ts For The New Performer

March 26, 2013

Theater Etiquette can separate the amateurs from the pros…

Working on Broadway: The Inside Scoop An Interview with Anthony Galde

March 22, 2013

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Theatre with Purpose

October 7, 2012

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Tips for Theatre and Acting: 7 Reasons Why You Won’t Get the Job

August 11, 2012

#7 – You Aren’t Right for the Role Dear actors, as…

Two Veteran Theatre Directors Share What They Value Most in Theatre Actors

June 23, 2012

Nagle Jackson is the former Artistic Director the Tony award…

Theatre and Puppetry Workshop: Try It All, Part 1

May 4, 2012

Try Everything! Actors don’t need to know everything…

Theatre and Acting Workshop: Preparing a Scene – Part 1

March 24, 2012

Preparing A Scene Part 1 “The Moment Before” by: Lynn…

Stage Parents – The Good, The Bad And The Downright Scary

February 13, 2012

There is nothing more powerful or important than finding what you love to do and then actually doing it. Y our child may have found that passion in the performing arts. As the parent of a “show-biz kid”, you’re embarking on an exciting and daunting adventure!

Observations On Monologues for Theatre and Acting

January 9, 2012

My first observation about monologues is that they suck! Monologues are a defective tool casting directors and producers use in the audition process that are only partially useful in determining whether actors are capable in their craft.

Rehearsal Technique for Theatre Auditions: Bringing Your Work To Life – Part 2

November 30, 2011

Pam Berlin and Billy Carden work with and direct some of the greatest theatre actors of our generation. They share many insightful observations about the rehearsal process in the accompanying video to this text. In Part 2, several compelling ideas were discussed.