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Stage Rights Play of the Week: Everything is Super Great
An Off-Broadway show about learning to cope with loss and grief.
Stage Rights Musical of the Week: Money Talks
Stage Rights Musical of the Week: Money Talks
From the creators of Desperate Measures comes this Frank(lin) musical exploration of America's pursuit of money!
A Teacher by Day, A Wonderette by Night!
I recently came across a fascinating article on Playbill.com about Sally Schwab, who currently plays tomboy Betty Jean in the current hit off-Broadway revival of The Marvelous Wonderettes. What fascinated me most about this article was that it highligted an aspect of off-Broadway performing that I was unfamiliar with. I had always assumed that performing off-Broadway was a full time career: Performers do eight shows a week with Mondays ...
Can't Get Ryan Scott Oliver and Kirsten Guenther "Out Of My Head"
I am excited to share a wonderful show with you that is heartfelt, poignant, and a great fit for a theatre of any size. Out Of My Head is a thought-provoking musical portrait by Ryan Scott Oliver and Kirsten Guenther. Minimal scenic and costume requirements make Out Of My Head easy to produce on a shoestring budget. In addition, I think your cast will love delving into the characters — they are complex, deeply-layered, and provide excellent training opportunities in character development. The collaborative nature of the show lends itself to a wonderful ensemble experience.
"Mike and Molly's" Louis Mustillo Talks BARTENDERS
Louis Mustillo has had a prolific career. This actor turned playwright as been seen on TV in hit shows such as as "Man of the People" with James Garner, Steven Spielberg's "High Incident," and perhaps is best known for his re-occurring roles on the Emmy Award-winning series' "The Sopranos" and "Mike and Molly." I had the pleasure of talking with Louis Mustillo about his play Bartenders and got the inside scoop about what prompted him to write about this often misunderstood profession. Q: What inspired you to become a writer? A: It wasn’t until I started auditioning ...