by Judith | Apr 8, 2008 | College, Film, General, Uncategorized, US Performing Arts
When does “backup” become “first choice”? When the letters are in your mailbox and the schools have made their choices. Up to this point you’ve made all the choices and you still have more to make. You decided where to apply. You decided...
by Judith | Apr 3, 2008 | General, Office Staff, Uncategorized, US Performing Arts
Mickey was my friend. He smiled when I walked into the house and he loved me unconditionally. It doesn’t matter that Mickey was four-footed and had a tail that swept everything off the table when he wagged it. What does matter is that I could arrive at...
by Judith | Mar 26, 2008 | Broadway, Film, General, Musical Theater, NYC, Puppetry, Theater, Uncategorized, US Performing Arts
I know that when one of our terrific customer service representatives calls me or steps into my office and says, “Could you take this call?” that it’s going to be one of those “tough questions.” So yesterday I wasn’t all that...
by Judith | Dec 22, 2007 | Dance, Film, General, Music, Musical Theater, Uncategorized
For the past several years we have had phone calls, e-mails and verbal requests for USPA logo wear. Our practice, as a benefit of coming to our workshops, has been to give a USPA branded t-shirt and water bottle to every participant, a practice we will continue....
by Judith | Dec 15, 2007 | Broadway, College, General, Music, NYC, Playwriting/Screenwriting, Theater, Uncategorized, US Performing Arts
Last week as I was sitting in an airport waiting for my plane I had some time to read e-mail that I had set aside as “not a priority” when they first came in. One was a NY Times review of a new Broadway play by Tracy Letts, August: Osage County. When a...
by Judith | Dec 12, 2007 | Film, General, Playwriting/Screenwriting, Uncategorized, US Performing Arts
There are lots of movies made each year. The last study I saw showed that in the almost two decades since 1990, on an average, more than 4,500 films are made each year. That’s a lot of movies. That figure doesn’t even begin to take into account the...
