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How to Write a Good Theatre Review

By JD Sasser

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So you want to be the next Ben Brantley or Charles Isherwood? Or, are you tired of your local sports writers being sent to cover the Shakespeare festival? You don't have to write for the New York Times; but being a good theatre reviewer is a rare ... more »

How to become a successful commercial actor

By Joey Fiero

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A step by step guide in being a working commercial actor making killer residuals and making sure you get them... more »

How to Break Into Modeling

By Valerie Brooks

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Think you have what it takes to be a model? Breaking into this exciting business is all about knowing how to get the right pictures, how to approach agents, and where to find the jobs. Whether you're looking to walk the runway or do print work, a ... more »

How to Find a Theatrical Agent

By jfish

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You have made the plunge and decided to try and make your living as an actor. One of the first things you are going to need in order to have a chance at the well-paying jobs is an agent. But how do you get one? Follow these steps and you will ... more »

How to Find and Join a Historical Re-enactment Group

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Have you ever dreamed of being a knight? Of donning beautiful Renaissance attire? Of being a soldier in a Civil War battle? If you have a passion for a particular historical period, chances are there's a group out there that shares your interest ... more »

How to Get the Most Out of Your Visit to Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)

By ckompanek

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The Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) is one of the largest cultural hubs in New York. Because of its Brooklyn location though, many people have never been to BAM. If you're thinking of going, the following will help you get the most out of your visit... more »

How to Involve Your Child in Theater

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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A rewarding theater experience gives a child a lifelong skill - the ability to speak and perform comfortably before groups of people... more »

How to Pick an Audition Monologue

By Valerie Brooks

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Winning a role may depend on what audition monologue you choose and how well you deliver it. Know the ins and outs of choosing the perfect monologue from an acting teacher who also held numerous auditions throughout New York and Philadelphia... more »

How to Adapt a Book Into a Stage Play

By Paula Parker

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Adapting a book into a stage play has several advantages. A well known book has an established fan base. A book in the public domain means no royalty payments to the author. There is a challenge, however, to taking a book, filled with action and ... more »

How to Crack a Whip

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Whether you are preparing for a trip out West, putting together the ultimate Halloween costume or simply fulfilling a lifelong desire to learn how it's done, cracking a whip takes a little practice, a bit of patience, some precautionary measures ... more »

How to Create an Actor's Resume

By Valerie Brooks

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You’d be surprised how much you’ve done in your life can translate well onto an actor’s resume. Having little or no experience is OK since casting people and talent agents know that everyone has to start somewhere. Many television stars came to ... more »

How to Discover a Hidden Talent

By eHow Health Editor

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Sometimes when we least expect, a hidden talent emerges from ourselves (or someone else) that we didn't even know about. Much like a hidden camera, reactions and revelations are revealed when under the lens of obscurity. It is important to ... more »

How to Produce a Short Play

By Jesse Schmitt

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Producing a play can often be one of the most exciting experiences that anyone is able to ever do. Just being able to be inspired by someone else's words is an exhilarating thing. Having the opportunity to see those words brought to life under ... more »

How to Save Money as a Young Theatergoer in New York City

By ckompanek

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Theater is said to be a dying industry. This is because most of the people in the audience will be dead in ten years and some a lot sooner. Theater producers and owners realize this, and in an effort to attract young audiences are making cheap ... more »

How to See the Best Theater in New York City

By ckompanek

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New York is one of the theater capitals of the world, but anyone who goes to a lot of theater knows that a lot of it is really bad--so bad that the next time you have that theater craving you might reconsider and do something else. The following ... more »

How to Start a Church Drama Team

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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A drama team can add a new element to a church's worship service. Drama teams can perform short skits or full two-hour plays, and allow people who would not otherwise sing, act or play an instrument to get involved in church in a special way... more »

How to Start a Drama Ministry

By Kathy Bruins

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Drama is becoming more popular to use in the church as it is an effectual visual tool to communicate God’s message. Beginning a drama ministry to use in your church is a wonderful way to serve, and it’s fun! Acting is something everyone can do to ... more »

How to Attend a Theatre Performance

By kschmitt

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Before you head out to the theatre for the first time you should be aware of theatre etiquette... more »

How to Become a Theater Critic

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Writing is a way to get your thoughts, message, and opinion out to the public. Theater critics review and critique shows and then publish their opinions. There are many specific guidelines to write for certain publications, and there are also ... more »

How to Craft Your Solo Show

By Jesse Schmitt

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Many people have apprehensions about acting solo. Even professional/schooled performers will often shy away from this very naked and very private exposition into the world of theater. While doing a solo show that is written large before you and ... more »

How to Critique Acting

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Critiquing any art form is essential to understanding the art itself, and it helps in forming your opinions... more »

How to Direct a Short Play

By Jesse Schmitt

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While there are many different ways to direct all the different types of plays which exist in the world, it is a fact that different plays require different directorial skills. If you are an aspiring theater director one of the best things you ... more »

How to GET ABSOLUTELY FREE MOVIES.......OVER 800

By myehow

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You can view many movies, even current ones...whenever you want on your laptop or desktop ABSOLUTELY FREE.. more »

How to Produce a 10-Minute Play

By Jesse Schmitt

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One of the first ways for people to break into playwriting and directing in New York City is by participating in many of the theatre festivals that happen all through the year in New York City and all through the summer months all around the ... more »

How to Watch "Star Wars" (No Need To Download Or There Is No Need Of Any DVD'S)

By jaindinu

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This article which will help you to watch the star wars without downloading or without any dvd's. Its just two clicks away..go through the article where you will find out how to go through the same... more »

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