22 05, 2020

ACTNow! Podcast Episode Three: John Langs – Part 1

By ACT Theatre|2020-05-29T17:31:37-07:00May 22nd, 2020|ACTNow! Podcast|Comments Off on ACTNow! Podcast Episode Three: John Langs – Part 1

To listen visit Goal 17 Media and like and follow us on your favorite podcast platform! Podcast Show Notes ACT Artistic Director John Langs returns to the ACTNow mic — this time as a guest! Go inside the mind of a director. Join John as he shares his career journey and how he takes a play from page to stage. Catching up with John Langs A Work from Home Q&A What [...]

12 05, 2020

ACTNews May 13, 2020

By ACT Theatre|2020-05-12T15:29:35-07:00May 12th, 2020|News and Updates|Comments Off on ACTNews May 13, 2020

Welcome to the latest edition of ACTNews! The power of human connection has never been more important. We are grateful for your continued support during this unique time. Thank you to the 180 donors who made a difference during our GiveBig campaign. It means the world to us. ACT will continue to provide entertaining and engaging content online as we find new and creative ways to connect artists and audiences. This week, check in [...]

12 05, 2020

ACTFocus: Amanda Mueller

By ACT Theatre|2020-05-13T22:34:31-07:00May 12th, 2020|ACTFocus|Comments Off on ACTFocus: Amanda Mueller

Meet Amanda Mueller, Costume Shop Manager at ACT Theatre. You see her work when the lights go down at every performance on our stage. Amanda works closely with each show's designer to realize their vision while staying on budget and managing the dressing process from soup to nuts. She also coordinates the look, costuming, make up and hair with the marketing department on photo shoots for campaigns which can be shot months in advance [...]

11 05, 2020

ACTNow! Podcast Episode Two: Chilifinger: The Musical!

By ACT Theatre|2020-05-16T11:49:15-07:00May 11th, 2020|ACTNow! Podcast|Comments Off on ACTNow! Podcast Episode Two: Chilifinger: The Musical!

Go behind the scenes of Chilifinger: The Musical! – the brilliant, twisted new musical co-production of ACT Theatre and 5th Avenue Theater set to debut in 2021. Acclaimed Broadway and West End orchestrator/composer Martin Lowe and award-winning Seattle writer Wayne Rawley join ACT Artistic Director John Langs for an inside look at the new musical based on a true story.

24 04, 2020

ACTNews April 29, 2020

By ACT Theatre|2020-05-11T09:52:07-07:00April 24th, 2020|News and Updates|Comments Off on ACTNews April 29, 2020

Welcome! We are so happy to welcome you to ACTNews! You’ll find news, announcements, links to content and much more right here every two weeks. Plus, we’d love to hear from you. What’s on your mind? What are you reading or watching during this stay-at-home period? What theatre content would you like from ACT? Get in touch with us to let us know what you want to see or hear. Even though performances onstage are [...]

24 04, 2020

ACTShorts: Anne Allgood

By ACT Theatre|2020-04-29T15:47:52-07:00April 24th, 2020|ACTShorts|Comments Off on ACTShorts: Anne Allgood

Join us for a day in the life from Core-antine with ACT Theatre Core Company member Anne Allgood. Anne debuts her new hit song "Sheltering in Place."

23 04, 2020

ACTShorts: Avery Clark

By ACT Theatre|2020-04-24T16:02:18-07:00April 23rd, 2020|ACTShorts|Comments Off on ACTShorts: Avery Clark

ACT Theatre Core Company member Avery Clark bequeaths his art to you, direct from Core-antine in this ACTShorts episode.

23 04, 2020

ACTShorts: R. Hamilton Wright

By ACT Theatre|2020-04-24T15:08:48-07:00April 23rd, 2020|ACTShorts|Comments Off on ACTShorts: R. Hamilton Wright

In the first of our ACTShorts from Core-antine, ACT Core Company member R. Hamilton Wright gets a close shave.

21 04, 2020

ACTNow! Podcast Episode One: Sweat

By ACT Theatre|2020-05-12T12:17:50-07:00April 21st, 2020|ACTNow! Podcast|Comments Off on ACTNow! Podcast Episode One: Sweat

Playwright Lynn Nottage completed extensive research and conducted hours of interviews with workers in Reading, Pennsylvania to get a feel for the characters she would bring to life in Sweat. The Pulitzer Prize winning play is a character-driven drama that explores the social and economic hardships endured as the ties between a close-knit group of friends begin to corrode along with the loss of their union-backed jobs.