Posts tagged Actors

In New York City, one of the world’s biggest hubs for the performing arts, it is hard for young thespians to get their first real …

As Frank Sinatra memorably sang of New York City, “if I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere.” Of course, for any actor who …

Web series have provided female filmmakers and performers an incredible platform to succeed, and to smash Hollywood’s stereotypes.

Adam Fike shares a little background on his exciting new multi series project ‘Wyndotte Street.’

“There’s so many great web series out there, especially in the comedy genre. We love web series because it opens the door for niche concepts that get overlooked for television”

“For years, I have been a hired actor for various gigs in New York, and around the country. It has been my job to help tell other people’s stories, with my own take of course, but they were other people’s visions,” McFadden says. “This was my opportunity to create my own work and share a story that I connect to on a personal level.”

“I was hired by an older English actress who lived in a one room studio in the heart of Hollywood by herself. Her husband was dead, all of her friends were dead, and she had no one. She was a lovely, complicated woman. And she was alone and frightened. I drove her to the market and to do errands and would make sure she had everything she needed and she would pay me what she called ‘mad money.’ And I needed that mad money at the time.”

This Broadway retrospective seeks to bring fans of classic shows online, in the hopes they might find some new classics available for viewing on Stage17.

“I think there is a lot to be said for the fact that our show is completely unscripted, was treated as an experiment and we had no idea if it was going to succeed, be funny or if we would even like working together.”

This anthology series, featuring nine guest directors and five writers, examines the struggles as well as the funny moments that happen in our most private moments behind closed doors.