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The Plays Are the Thing at the National Black Theatre Festival
The Plays Are the Thing at the National Black Theatre Festival
Under Jackie Alexander’s leadership, North Carolina Black Rep’s biennial gathering aims to connect playwrights and producers.
5 Wish-You-Were-There Moments from the Tony Awards Media Room
Little known fact: After winners accept their Tony Award onstage at Radio City Music Hall, they’re shuttled out of the building, across the street, and to another special location where they
I'm Glad My Son Fell for Stage Crew
I'm Glad My Son Fell for Stage Crew
In high school I played an Angel in Anything Goes. I vividly recall wearing my mother's retro, form-fitting, olive green, sleeveless gown with baby-pink detailing. I felt like a showgirl prancing about
Before She Was a 'Scandal' Star, Katie Lowes Saved Her Acting Career By Founding IAMA
Today, IAMA Theatre Company is one of Los Angeles’ leading independent companies. Known for producing new plays and championing emerging artists, the group has amassed a dedicated following
From Page to Stage: The Making of “Princess K.I.M. The Musical”
It all started in first grade. I had just started a new school and desperately wanted the kids to like me, so to impress them, I told a teeny lie. With my last name being ‘Cocca,’ I informed my new classmates that my father owned the Coca Cola Company, (he didn’t). My well-intended scheme backfired and became a big problem when the kids discovered the truth.