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At St. Ann’s Warehouse, a collaboration between a Danish director and a South African troupe that questions the tropes of Western films. The saloon is there. So are the dusty [...]

Byline: ERIC GRODE The overalls. The pigtails. The eyebrow-penciled spray of freckles on the cheeks. Anyone with even a passing familiarity to children's theater knows (and probably dreads) the telltale [...]

Byline: ERIC GRODE 'This obviously isn't for money or glory, so come and do it if you want.' Peter Sarsgaard typed that sentence in an email to an actor friend [...]

An obituary for American actor Mike Connors is presented.

An obituary for actor Mike Connors who starred in the television detective series "Mannix" is presented.

An obituary for Steve Curry, an original cast member of the rock musical "Hair," is presented.

AS a young actor new to New York, with a cluster of impressive stage credits and a fair number of disappointments to go along with them, T. R. Knight would frequently take note of the television and film actors snatching up choice roles on Broadway. ''You'd have to be pretty thick not to see who was being hired as you walked past theaters,'' said Mr. Knight, who used the trend as an incentive to become marquee material but also to prove himself worthy of the recognition. ''I don't want to be one of those actors who people walk past the theater and roll their eyes about.'' [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Focuses on the achievements of two acting families, the Redgraves and the Burtons, whose members have made their mark in the motion picture industry in the U.S. since 1951.

Explains that playwright and director Yoji Sakate crammed 13 actors at once into a 19-square-foot space in the theatrical production "Yaneura", which means "Attic". Surreal dark comedy made of 24 unconnected vignettes that plays off the Japanese popular culture phenomenon of "hikikomori"; Rinko-gun Theater Company; Performance at the Japanese Society in New York, New York.