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Legally Blind Actor Finds Success in Chicago Theater (video)

Like many Chicago actors, Jay Worthington is proud to be able to say “I am an actor in the city.”  Unlike most of them, Worthington is legally blind. The twenty-nine year-old Worthington, who has been legally blind since birth, is a graduate from the school at Steppenwolf Theater.  He is

The Cast of ‘The Glass Menagerie’ Chat About the Upcoming Broadway Revival

The cast of the Broadway revival of Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie, talked to the Broadway League recently about the upcoming show. Julie James (from Sirius XM’s Broadway Channel) talked to stars Cherry Jones, Zachary Quinto, Celia Keenan-Bolger, Brian J. Smith and director John Tiffany about the show and what

Kenneth Branagh to Make New York Stage Debut with ‘Macbeth’

It’s hard to believe that an acclaimed actor who has been associated with William Shakespeare’s work for his entire career has never appeared on stage in New York City.  But it’s true — Kenneth Branagh has never been on Broadway.  And while he has no plans to be on Broadway

Indie Theater Companies Turn to Kickstarter to Fund Productions

Kickstarter has revolutionized the way creative projects have been funded.  While some have criticized how big name stars have used the website to raise money for their projects, for the most part Kickstarter is used by new voices in the hope that they can get their dream projects funded.  In

A new ending to Othello: An on-stage marriage proposal

While it wasn’t Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare certainly played a significant role for two actors at the end of Othello. Instead of a tragedy, they found love. Kevin Thompson, who played Cassio in the show, proposed to his girlfriend of four years, Julia Maggiola. The actress was also involved in

Shia LaBeouf and Producers of ‘Orphans’ Reach Settlement Over Firing

The story that never stopped giving earlier this year was Shia LaBeouf‘s very public exit from what was intended to be his Broadway debut, Orphans.  Though LaBeouf’s removal from the show was officially blamed on “creative differences,” reports of unprofessional behavior during rehearsals arose during the following days and his

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