Brian D’Arcy James Talks Craft, Patience and The Copenhagen Test
Brian D’Arcy James reflects on his journey from Broadway to film and television, sharing lessons on craft, mentorship, and sustaining ...
Tag: Theatre
Finding Herself in Story: Darwin Del Fabro on “Lily/Darwin,” Art, and Authenticity
Darwin Del Fabro opens up about her one-woman play Lily/Darwin and how art helped her embrace truth, identity, and healing.
Martina Ortiz Luis on the Actor’s Lifestyle and the Art of Letting Go
There’s no such thing as perfect art," says Martina Ortiz Luis. "You just have to use your God-given talent, your ...
From Villains to Dads: Matthew Letscher on Roles from “The Flash” to “Suits: LA”
“Don’t be afraid to look foolish,” says actor Matthew Letscher as he reflects on career longevity, villain roles, and finding ...
Lily Brooks O’Briant : Childhood Dreams Turned Reality
Lily Brooks O’Briant is proving that age is just a number when it comes to talent and perseverance, with a ...
Molly Gazay and Dan Brown on One-Act ‘The Gritarer Verde’
Actress Molly Gazay and playwright Dan Brown discuss their collaboration on the one-woman, one-act play, The Gritarer Verde, and its creative ...
Michael Urie on ‘Shrinking’ and Lessons from ‘Ugly Betty’
Michael Urie looks back on his early career inspirations, his Critics Choice-nominated role on 'Shrinking' and hopes for season three ...
Broadway Star Gavin Creel Passes Away at 48
Gavin Creel, star of “Thoroughly Modern Millie”, “Hello, Dolly!”, and “Book of Mormon passed from a battle with a rare ...
Honoring Dame Maggie Smith: Icon of Film, Theatre, and TV
Dame Maggie Smith has passed away at 89. With a 7-decade career, she leaves behind an unforgettable legacy in film, ...
Candace Nicholas-Lippman Remounts “A Rose Called Candace”
Candace Nicholas Lippman returns to LA with her one-woman show, A Rose Called Candace, sharing her journey of healing, faith, ...