Posts in New York
A Conversation with Allen Louis, the Musical Force Behind the 2020 Antonyo Awards

“Allen Louis saw Wicked – his first Broadway show - in sixth grade, and immediately became fascinated by the art of telling a story through song. Most recently, he made an incredible theatrical contribution as the Composer, Lyricist, Arranger, and Music Director of the 2020 Antonyo Awards, a celebration of black artists in the industry, presented by Broadway Black.”

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Talking Chekhov with Ekaterina Golovina

“Chekhov’s work relies upon a wealth of knowledge and understanding of cultural attitudes; attitudes specific to a national ethos, a man’s life, and a moment in time. Simply knowing you need to prepare emotional subtext is not a high enough bar of entry for an actor attempting to penetrate the work and world of Anton Chekhov. So says Ekaterina Golovina.”

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New Play “Hazing U” Brings Fraternity Drama to the Stage

“Zachary Harris Martin has been an actor for almost all his life. The Canadian performer grew up doing theater in his native Toronto and later studied at Sarah Lawrence College. Since graduation, he’s worked steadily, performing in Off-Broadway shows, regional musicals, summer stock productions and staged readings. With “Hazing U: A Modern Greek Tragedy” Martin has added a new column to his resume: playwright.”

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5 Questions with "Porgy and Bess" at The Metropolitan Opera's Jarrod Lee

I would like you to meet Jarrod Lee! Jarrod is performing in the Chorus of Porgy and Bess at The Metropolitan Opera. Some of Jarrod’s recent opera performances include Henry in Street Scene with the Maryland Opera Studio, Sacristan in Tosca with Maryland Symphony Orchestra, Marchese in Traviata with Annapolis Opera and the Baron, a Señor, and a Judge in Candide with Washington National Opera. It truly brings me great joy to have the chance to showcase one of many talented artists gracing the stage at The Metropolitan Opera in this Gershwin classic!  

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