Posts Tagged ‘new york’
For film & television, you go to Los Angeles. For theatre, you go to New York. That’s always been the perception for actors. But in a post in today’s Backstage Blogs, there is an interesting quote from actor Jordan Lage, a 25-year veteran of New York theatre: You cannot open a straight play on Broadway […]
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Tags: Acting, Los Angeles, new york, theatre
Hollywood Moving to New York?
When Tina Fey mentioned the city of New York and the great tax incentives for production companies during her recent Emmy acceptance speech, you could hear a pin drop in the Nokia Theatre in Downtown Los Angeles. You could also hear moving trucks idling in the distance. There’s been a lot of talk about production […]
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Tags: new york, production, tax incentives
L.A. vs. NY: The Hustle Factor
Los Angeles vs. New York I’m not even going to get into which city is “better,” because that’s honestly like comparing apples to hand grenades. What I will get into, is the H-Factor, where H is for Hustle. In New York, it doesn’t matter where you go – a bar, restaurant, coffee shop – they […]
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Tags: aaron brothers, aroma cafe, new york, ventura boulevard
