Articles Posted in the Acting Smarts Category
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With A Talented Business Plan: Ready, Set, Go!
My business plan is apparent in my website. And, I’m READY to teach others how to use acting in their non-acting professions, or help people communicate without fear by knowing the actor in them, or…
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A Simple Plan Gone Awry: It Happens
With the recent TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, at one moment the director’s set concept made perfect sense, but later that concept affected the entire performance in more ways than anyone could probably predict. “If I…
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A Footnote to a Review…or You Can’t Keep a Good Spider-Man Down
This is not another SPIDER-MAN THE MUSICAL review but about reviewing with perspective so that most recent example comes up. Why review at all, and what’s in it for us? Isn’t that always the question?…
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Summer Theatre To Do List…
Summer plans for theatre. Let us know. Don’t forget us. How could you? “We have tricks up our sleeves and…” is that how that goes? For some theaters it seems Spring closes their doors, and…
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ANOTHER ROUND – An Interview with Playwright J. Adam Russell
TWO GUYS MAKING THEATRE presents: ANOTHER ROUND ~ By J. Adam Russell ~ Directed by Chelsea Sanz ~ Everyone walks out of the bar seeing themselves a little different this night. ~ J. Adam Russell’s…
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Stardust Diner – CIRQUE du SOLEIL and “Theatre Dad”
Broadway never looks the same twice unless it’s in the same day. Better yet, take it several visits or years apart and it looks the same. A conundrum to be sure. I found it so…
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The Tony Awards: Share Your Thoughts!
Sunday night was the BIGGEST night in theatre for most of us who love it. Tell us what you thought about as the awards were given–the joys, the disappointments, the gossip. Did you have a “Tony” party?…
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Reading The Audition Environment
I doubt anyone would dispute that where you are and how comfortable you feel affects your audition, yet directors invariably put the pressure on the actors to make the best impression and give a powerful…
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Reviews: Much Ado About Nothing?
Should we consider negative and positive reviews to some degree? Should we ignore or disregard them, or listen, or pay strict attention to them and try to learn from them? Some people want to hear…
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An Actor’s Approach to Auditions
This is Part II of Seeking Perspective From Both Sides Now – Auditions, and this is the Actor’s perspective. Since I didn’t get many emails or comments from actors, I can only assume actors are…
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