Acting

Don't crash and burn if the director gives you an unexpected adjustment in your next audition. Discover what you need to know to take an adjustment well!

What is type and how do you know what yours is? If you have an audition around the corner check out our advice on choosing materials suitable for your type.

There's no shortage of acting techniques out there, but today we're exploring the work of an often-overlooked pioneer in acting training, Earle Gister. Let's take a look at his method and how it compares to other techniques.

After four years of hard work, you've walked away from college with your much-longed for BFA. You're an actor out in the world! But what do you do now?

Advice on choosing a drama school from the director of American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.), one of the top-ranked drama schools in the US.

For Women's History Month, Brenda Jean Foley of the Bridge Initiative gives a look into the world of women in theatre

I Wish I Knew dives into the head of it's creator Nemuna Ceesay. Fresh off tour as an actor's replacement, she discusses the hurdles and learning moments.

This week, we're delving into the world of audition horror stories! Here, we recount some audition fails and offers our tips on how to learn from them.

Do you play an instrument? Our latest blog post examines the increasing demand for multidisciplinary actors and how to make the most of these opportunities.

Trying to decide between NY, LA or Chicago? York Walker and Caitlan Taylor break down the pros and cons of being an artist in each city.

I Wish I Knew talks to Tony nominated actor Michelle Wilson about what she wishes she knew before she started her successful acting career.

All actors practice in front of the mirror when prepping a role, monologue, or song. Luckily, the smartphone is a much more capable actor's assistant.