youtube.com — Trailer for musical short film made by DePaul University and Stylus Productions. Screenplay and direction by Ron Eltanal, with music by Ron Eltanal, Peter Oyloe, and Shannon Bengford. Produced by Dana Hodgdon. Cinematography by Mikael Kreuzreigler. Starring Peter Oyloe and Andrea Deck. It was screened at The Cannes Film Festival in May 2009. » view video

theater.about.com — Here are the Broadway theaters offering box office discounts in New York now and their policies. All discount tickets are subject to availability, and theater polices change frequently, so check with the box office. » view news

theatreinchicago.com — Larry Yando, the famed actor and Shakespeare text coach, talks about acting and his role of Scrooge in the Goodman's production of A Christmas Carol. » view audio

wgntv.com — Allison Payne interviews Jeff Semmerling, Halloween 2009 » view news

broadwayworld.com — Starting next week, The Broadway League will begin reporting Gross Gross, Gross Gross Potential, and Total Attendance as the official public Broadway numbers. Previously, the League has reported Net Gross, Net Gross Potential, and Paid Attendance. Traditionally, "Net Gross" reflects deductions - credit card fees and group sales commissions, amongst others - already removed from the figures. The new "Gross Gross" figures will thus be larger numbers than in the past, as they will not reflect such subtractions. Also breaking with tradition is the new "Total Attendance" figure. In the past, only purchased tickets were included in the attendance figures. The new figures will include the thousands of tickets given away each year for awards, industry and media usage. » view news

musicals101.com — Musicals 101 run by John Kenrick, is the finest source for info about Broadway Musicals--history and more. John currently teaches musical theatre history at New York University's Steinhardt School, and has also taught the same subject at Marymount Manhattan College. His speaking schedule has run the gamut from luxury liners to Pace University to the NYC Fringe Festival. » view news

youtube.com — One of Canada's foremost artistic visionaries, Robert Lepage has established himself as an internationally acclaimed director of stage and film, as well as a designer, playwright and performer. This event is part of the Townsend Center for the Humanities Fall 2007 "Forum on the Humanities and the Public World." It is presented in association with Cal Performances and the Arts Research Center. » view video

thisamericanlife.org — We devote this entire episode to one story: over the course of six months, reporter and TAL contributor Jack Hitt followed a group of inmates at a high-security prison as they rehearsed and staged a production of the last act—Act V—of Hamlet. Shakespeare may seem like an odd match for a group of hardened criminals, but Jack found that they understand the Bard on a level that most of us might not. It's a play about murder and its consequences, performed by murderers, living out the consequences. » view audio

mytheatreclub.com — If you are a theatre company and you have an audition to post, you can manage them right from your account! From My Theatre Club you can manage your online submissions! » view news

thesideproject.net — McManus captures the grinding decline of the steel towns of his youth, channeling the frustration of an abandoned and rusted over way of life into a story both visceral and lyrical. Set in the shadows of silent smokestacks, Cherry Smoke is a love poem written in scars and cigarettes ash. FEATURING Jessica London-Shields, Peter Oyloe, Emily Shain, and Dan Toot » view news