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Back Stage Featured Articles
- Spotlight on Bernie Telsey
- That casting office, Telsey + Company, is responsible for finding the actors for many of the shows currently on Broadway, including "9 to 5," "Next to Normal," "Rock of Ages," "Blithe Spirit," "In the Heights," "Wicked," and "South Pacific."
- How Have Your Supposed Imperfections Helped Your Acting Career?
- "I carry 80 extra pounds on my 5-foot-4-inch frame, and I'm a 'saleable' actor because I embrace all of me. It's a good thing auditioning for a studio pilot with A-listers. So I don't get offended when the sides call for 'a tank of a woman.'That's me!'"
- Keeping Paice
- Backstage at the Helen Hayes Theatre, where "39 Steps" is playing, actor Jill Paice points to a rack of costumes, including shoes and hats. She's explaining what's involved in those quick costume changes, which are an integral part of the show.
- Keeping Paice
- Backstage at the Helen Hayes Theatre, where "39 Steps" is playing, actor Jill Paice points to a rack of costumes, including shoes and hats. She's explaining what's involved in those quick costume changes, which are an integral part of the show.
- Research, Reflect, and Reconnect
- "I'm baaaaaaack! I closed "Cornelia" at the Old Globe in San Diego on Sunday night. My husband and daughter came down for closing weekend and helped me pack up." --Beth Grant