Respect for actors.(NEWS IN BRIEF)
American Theatre, October, 2006 by Robinson, Diane
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CHICAGO: As J. Michael Miller's National Actors Congress travels the country, he hopes to remind actors of the universality of what they do--to reinforce the idea that they are part of a community, to help them find ways to strengthen their voices in their profession, and to enhance the public's awareness of the actor as the "essential theatre artist."
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Miller, founder of the Actors Center in New York, held a day-long series of panel discussions with an invited audience of Chicago actors at the American Theater Company in early August. The four talks were comprised of ...
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