He seems to have it all. An amazing West End job, his own company producing concerts and theatre, his own Summer School, and time for holidays.

Every year, The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts (NYCDA) auditions close to 4,000 aspiring actors to create a new class of about 180 students.

Sparkling chandeliers, starry backdrops and sizzling stars - it could only mean one thing. The 34th Laurence Olivier Awards, writes Benjamin Potter

Carlton Venn and Martin Cannon have just made their debut in the first feature film from Dragon, the Welsh film production company.

Resident Agony Aunt, Yvonne I’Anson, gets to grips with your career problems: Should you get help from a tutor? What’s in a name?

An audition is an unnatural process and requires you to get into role without fuss. Simon Dunmore gives spot on advice which will help you connect to the role.

I was recently asked why I had done some job or other, if, as it seemed, it had been a disaster from start to finish, writes Michael Culkin.

It's one of the great dirty secrets of the acting profession. None of the acting schools equip you for how to deal with it, and hardly anyone is sympathetic to your cries – however there is no denying that long runs are a test of your determination and stamina, writes Knight Hooson.

Clare Dunne plays Irina in Filter Theatre’s production of Three Sisters. The RWCMD graduate gives an indepth interview to Josh Boyd-Rochford.

Hannah Berry catches up with celebrity photgrapher David Levine in a frank interview about his exciting life behind the camera.