BLOG: The fruits of our labors

Posted Jan. 15

News and notes |

This week shows that hard work sometimes pays off, be it in grants, critical acclaim or near-miss Oscar nods.

On creativity, parenthood and 'Bloodsport'

by Matt Dawson • Jan. 14

Process

Having a kid effectively kills your creative life, right? Matt Dawson thinks that's true, provided you didn't have much of a creative life to begin with.

Producing theater between the poles

by Butch Roy • Jan. 11

Production

Improv performer and producer Butch Roy has learned that there's a world of difference between being on stage and working behind the scenes.

BLOG: Resolutions, Success, and Smash

Posted Jan. 8

News and notes |

Ponderings on the nature of success and insecurity...and "Smash"!

Who's afraid of The Pirate Bay?

by Ira Brooker • Jan. 7

Tradition

While books, music and movies scramble to adapt to the age of torrents, theater enjoys its unique niche as a virtually pirate-proof art form.

BLOG: Tweet Seats, Year End Round-ups and Other Tidbits

Posted Jan. 3

News and notes |

A small rant on Tweet Seat haters, a couple of year end round-ups, and a new audition opportunity.

Finding strength in vulnerability

by Gemma Irish • Jan. 2

Process

Playwright Gemma Irish explores the risks and rewards of opening up to your audience and to yourself.

Holiday Interview: John Novak and Bradley Greenwald

by John Middleton • Dec. 28

John Novak and Bradley Greenwald talk about doing a show together during the holidays at the Jungle Theater.

Holiday Interview: Autumn Ness and Reed Sigmund

by John Middleton • Dec. 27

Autumn Ness and Reed Sigmund talk about performing How the Grinch Stole Christmas at the Children's Theatre Company

Super Powered Interview

by John Middleton • Dec. 20

Joseph Scrimshaw talks to Bill Corbett about the intersection of theater, comic books and Christmas