On a recent Friday in January, Garth Belcon, a LaGuardia drama alum, dropped in on a junior-wide Zoom to talk about his journey as a kid...

We’ve heard it a thousand times before, and we’ll hear it a thousand times again: we’re living in unprecedented times. From having to add...

The crossword for this month covers a few general theatre facts and well-known plays or playwrights!

Betina Hershey is a native New Yorker born to a Broadway musician and a painter. She loves working for NYCCT, encouraging others to...

I Believe In Unicorns is an indie film I watched over the past weekend, written by Leah Meyerhoff and starring Natalia Dyer as the main...

The British Royal family is one of the most private yet sensationalized families in history with countless depictions in media and...

Photograph: Jonathan Mastrojohn While quarantine has taken a toll on theatre in New York City, one clever theater company found a way to...

“You cannot capture a man’s entire life in two hours; all you can hope is to leave an impression of one” says a bed ridden Herman...

We saw the lights go out on Broadway. Who knew Billy Joel would only be 3 years off in his prediction? It has happened before; the...

What Was the Early History of Film? In New York City, Thomas Edison and his assistant, William Dickinson, were worried that others were...