Today so many artists are taking control of their careers and individual creative fulfillment in myriad different ways — from one-person shows and web series, to podcasts and gallery installations.  It’s not always easy (and not every venture is wor …Read more

‘Tis the season for giving, and StageBuddy is compiling gift ideas that will take away the anxiety that comes with deciding what to purchase for the holidays.  Here’s our theater edition: 1. Theatre Communications Group Individual Membership Get your …Read more

Well, “theater tickets” is the DUH answer to the question, “what do I get for the theater enthusiast in my life, but if a pair of orchestra seats is too expensive, or your Broadway fan lives in Topeka, there are other options for giving the gift of t …Read more

Ali Farahnakian lives every comic’s dream. Not only is he a founder of the Upright Citizens Brigade, a former writer for “Saturday Night Live” and a cast member of the Adult Swim show “Delocated” – He’s also the owner of one of New York City’s most p …Read more

There is a new web series that’s keeping everyone laughing at their computer screens called “Headshots & Breakdowns”.  This wild comedy follows the life of the character John as he finds his way through New York City in his climb to make it to th …Read more

Every November, men around the world grow mustaches in an effort to raise money and awareness for men’s health issues, such as prostate and testicular cancer.  This year, the Broadway community has added their support to the good cause — and the upp …Read more

“Platanos and Collard Greens” debuted to sold-out audiences on June 27, 2003, and continues to enlighten and entertain audiences in Manhattan and on their college tour shows.  Over the years, the play has undergone various changes.  Most recently, Pl …Read more

Cuban dramatist Abelardo Estorina, who won his country’s 2002 National Theater prize, died Friday at age 88. The news came as a particular shock to off-Broadway’s Repertorio Español, where Estorino was a playwright in residence from 1996-98. Best kno …Read more

J. Julian Christopher’s newest play is sure to cause some controversy: entitled “Animals Commit Suicide”, it explores the gay subculture of bug-chasing — actively seeking to contract HIV. So where did Christopher’s idea for “Animals Commit Suicide” …Read more

Lincoln Center Theater’s “Macbeth”, staged by Jack O’Brien and starring Ethan Hawke, opened Thursday, Nov. 21 at LCT’s Vivian Beaumont house. The production features a number of theater notables, including Anne-Marie Duff (Lady Macbeth), Brian d’Arcy …Read more