Artists have been hit hard during this covid-19 pandemic. This month, I Wish I Knew asks them how they're coping while staying creative and connected.
Good acting is complicated. There are a ton of tools available to help us improve our craft, but which are the most effective? Which do you keep?
It’s no secret that finding work in theatre is a game of chance. But, as someone with a diverse skill set, more opportunities might just come your way!
Stuck at home? StageAgent.com provides you with numerous ways to continue your theatre education online. Check out these 31 useful and fun StageAgent activities you can do from the comfort of your own home.
Nice guys can play terrifying killers right?! Blogger (and lovely human!) Dean Linnard shares his experiences of being repeatedly cast as the bad guy.
I Wish I Knew inteviews Christopher Henry Young about being a Swing in the hit musical Hamilton, how theater saved him, and how to make touring a success.
Backing out of a project is a tricky problem to navigate. How do you leave a show without burning your bridges? Our latest blog post offers some useful tips
Victor Vazquez shares about his dedication to equity by supporting projects led or created by POC artists, women, and queer creators in NYC and globally.
Anthony Laciura gives a fascinating insight into his career in opera, theater, and television, and life as a character actor.
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.
I Wish I Knew interviews performer, artist and healer Allison Strickland about how artists can implement self-care when they're feeling the grind.
Do you dream of making a living on Broadway after college? Check out our top ten tips on moving to, and navigating, the Big Apple.