The Showstopper Blog

What if you’re not doing summer stock? What if you’re in the City (or elsewhere) for the summer, not necessarily performing? Read about your options here.

You want to design for theatre? Whether you’re considering college or are mid-career with an urge to see your art onstage, you'll find some ideas here.

Summer stock is hard. Some actors do it once and never pursue it again. Read one blogger's thoughts on the highs and lows of stock theatre.

Acting on stage is your passion, but remember all the times someone told you that “there’s no money in theatre”? Read one blogger's insights on the topic.

There are so many factors to consider before having a family when you work in the arts. See how a designer raised by two artists examines the dilemma.

Actors and costume designers have an intimate relationship. Read these 5 tips to ensure that you have a great working relationship with your designer.

With the Ides of March upon us -- the day upon which Julius Caesar was murdered -- it’s the perfect time of year to talk stage blood.

When you work as an artist, tax season blows. Check out these custom tips for artists to successfully complete your taxes and get that refund!

What does it take to play a villain? Can there actually be value in becoming -- for a time -- a "bad guy"?

Standing on the stage of the Richard Rodgers Theatre, I looked out into the gilded, empty house, and thought, “What would Hamilton think of ALL THIS?”

Ever wondered how Marie Antionette had such large hair? Or wanted to create vintage hair like the ladies in White Christmas? Introducing: THE RAT.

A stage director needs a ton of support to carry out his/her vision. Here are the key people who need to help the director guide a show to success.