about-arts.comTheatre resources - directory of theatre related websites and discussion groups.Website

Accent HelpAccent Help is an online dialect resource that offers instant downloads which teach a variety of accents for actors. Website

Actingforkids.comA free info Acting Site for Parents and their Kids trying to get into the Acting Business. Lots of great tips from our family's personal experience in the Business. I've also included about 14 Original Competition Monologues that I've written for Teens to use during their auditions....Enjoy!Website

Acting WebsitesActingWebsites.com is a service which lets actors easily create and maintain a web site, with News, Links, a Photo Gallery, and their Resume. ActingWebsites are affordable for any actor, and really easy to use. Built "For Actors, By Actors". Please come visit.Website

Actors Access/Breakdown ServicesBreakdown Services, Ltd. is the communications network and casting system that provides the most professional means to reach talent agents as well as actors when casting a project. Breakdown Services has offices in Los Angeles, New York and Vancouver and maintains affiliate relationships with sister companies in Toronto, London and Sydney. With clients in most regions of the USA and Provinces of Canada our reach extends throughout North America.Website

ACTORSandCREWActorsandCrew is a film production networking and employment service for entertainment professionals involved in all ends of the business. It is a central place for everyone in the entertainment community to come together. We support the highest quality video, audio, head-shot and screenplay uploads, anywhere.Website

ActorsCraftResource and inspiration guide dedicated to the evolving actor. By Larry SilverbergWebsite

Actors Equity Associationhis home of the professional Stage Actors' Union in the USA includes FAQ, constitution/bylaws, and other info germane to the working actor. It also includes information on auditioning as well as links to other unions, a few producers, and other sites.Website

Actors Movement Studio NYCActors Movement Studio NYC,Summer Theater Traning Intensive curriculum includes a variety of physically based techniques designed to develop the students imagination, mastery of character development, emotional truth, vocal and physical skills. Study with Master Teachers and Guest Artists, from prominent university and college theatre programs, while surrounded by the cultural abundance of NYCWebsite

ActorSourceA respectably comprehensive site for the actor. Most notably, includes practical advice to the star-struck, such as how to avoid scams, how to relocate to LA, and how to choose monologues and headshots. It also includes valuable lists of agencies, castingWebsite

Actors' PageNew York Talent Agencies, New York Casting DirectorsWebsite

Actors Resource for Basic TechniqueArticles on warm-ups, technique, character, script, rehearsal, etc.Website

Amy Stoller - Stoller System Dialect Coaching & Design"Amy is the only person I call for dialect work." -- Jonathan Bank, Artistic Director, Mint Theater Co., NYC
I collaborate with individual performers and theatre companies to insure the happiest marriage of speech to text. If you want help with accents, dialects, classical verse, text analysis, or dramaturgical research, please visit my website for contact information, credits, and links to reviews.
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Audition LibraryOffers Information on Theaters, Classes, Agents, etc, plus Theater news, Audition Materials, audition blogs and more!Website

Back StageA performing arts publication that focuses on casting, entertainment-industry job opportunities, theatre, film, and the needs of working actors. Since it's founding in 1960, Back Stage has been the go-to place for casting directors, directors, and producers to find great talent and get the word out about auditions and job openings. Back Stage publishes a weekly newspaper ("Back Stage"), the Ross Reports resource directories, BackStage.com, Casting.BackStage.com (updated daily) and various blogs and online videos pertaining to theatre, film, and the entertainment industry. Back Stage also hosts annual Actorfest tradeshows/networking conferences, which are attended by thousands of performers and industry professionals from around the world. Back Stage is an avid proponent of theatre of all stripes, and in it's renowned "Casting Notices" section Back Stage is proud to include calls by community theatres and membership companies seeking new members.Website

Book - "What We Do - Working in the Theatre"WHAT WE DO... is an insider's behind-the-scenes look at the who, what, and where of professional theatre in New York.
A theatre resource book for college theatre students who are determined to have a professional career, and an easy-to-understand explanation of the theatre life for non-theatre friends and family of theatre people.

Author, Bo Metzler, has been “doing” theatre for 40 years including 25 years on Broadway as either an actor, stage manager, dresser, carpenter, electrician and prop man on nearly 30 shows including "Cats," "Phantom of the Opera," "Les Miserables," "Jekyll & Hyde," "42nd Street," "Sweet Smell of Success" and "Lion King."

Visit the website: http://www.whatwedo-book.com
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Canadian Actors' Equity AssocationDespite the name, Equity membership in Canada is not limited to actors. This professional organization includes directors, choreographers, and stage managers, as well as actors.Website

CastNet UK Casting Agency UK’s leading casting resource to film, theatre and television companies seeking vetted, experienced and professional actors.

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Community Theater Green RoomInteractive site devoted to the art of community theater. Features original articles and tips about all aspects of community theatre production.Website

Dee CannonDee Cannon main acting teacher at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London. She offers private coaching and professional acting workshops.Website

Directing TheatreAn article by by Debra BruchWebsite

ExploreTalentActing, modeling, movie auditions, and casting calls for actors and actresses.Website

Final PrintServing The Entertainment Industry, Headshots, Retouch, Business Cards, Graphics, Design, Priniting, And Much More!Website

Improv PageA clearinghouse for information about improvisational theatre.Website

International Dialects of English ArchiveAn archive of over 500 freely downloadable recordings of native speakers reading and conversing in their own accent or dialect. Founded and directed at the University of Kansas by Paul MeierWebsite

Jonathan Dorf, Playwright and Script ConsultantSynopses and excerpts of Jon Dorf's works available for production. The site also features monologues for use by actors in auditions and in the classroom, as well as one of the most comprehensive resource sites for young playwrights on the internet.Website

LandingPlace.comAt LandingPlace.com you can do everything from post a headshot and resume to find an agent to research those hard to find topics for a term paper or just for fun. Come check us out...you'll be glad you did.Website

LPRWelcome to Lighting & Production Resources.
We are your total production support specialists.
We sell everything that you need from lamps to equipment.
Those items include cable, connectors, controllers, dimmers, DJ lights, expendables, intelligent lighting, followspots, LEDs, par cans, rigging, staging, truss, video projectors, video projector lamps & Xenon lamps etc.
We also sell & broker used gear.
Contact us for more information & pricing.
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Musical Notes RevisitedA Practical Guide To Staffing and Staging Standards of the American Musical Theatre. Entries are organized in the following manner. They begin with the name of the show, authors, composers, lyricists, the show’s source and information on the original source. This introductory data is followed by information on the Original Production. This includes the name of the theatre, date of opening, number of performances, director, choreographer, musical director, arranger, principals and their vocal type. Immediately following is a section entitled Chorus and Smaller Roles. This is usually not according to the original production, but a recommended minimum.





The production information is followed by an in depth Synopsis of each show with musical numbers in capital letters for quick reference. This section attempts to give the reader a “feeling” of the show by detailing the story, capturing the essence of the characters, and giving specific scenic locations.



The Notes on the Production section includes Tony Awards, ideas on technical and costume requirements, possible pitfalls and budget requirements.



Songs of Special Interest details certain songs suitable for classroom study and Revues. Instrumentation gives the full orchestration sent by the various rental organizations. It is possible to trim the size, but this is best left to each musical director.





The final entry includes data on published materials and the names of the various Licensing Agencies.
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New Hollywood StarsNew Hollywood stars is conducting a nationwide casting call for a new reality show about acting and film making, to be followed by a feature film. Participants will received headshots and recorded audition, acting tips, an industry quality resume, and entry into a casting datatbase for the casting of future roles. Sign up today.Website

New School ActingA semi-commercial site for author and acting teacher Jeremy Whelan, this also offers articles and advice on various acting topics.Website

NY Acting - Drama Therapy CenterLearn to act while overcoming performance anxiety, in manageable steps. No experience required.Website

Paul Meier Dialect ServicesPaul Meier Dialect Services provides a broad range of products and services that train actors in the accents and dialects they need for their work on stage. PMDS also trains actors in how to modify their own dialect, and leases show-specific dialect CDs to companies in production.Website

Performing Arts RegisterPerforming Arts Register serves to connect performers with presenters, agents, and individuals. Includes clowning, dance, living history, music, storytelling and theatre. Collect and review performances and obtain information on events and opportunities happening on local to national levels.

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Show Business Weekly"The original casting weekly for the performing artist."Website


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