Maria Somma
Latest News on Maria Somma:
Photo Flash: Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers Celebrates 90 Years! (Oct 2, 2018)
Actors' Equity Announces 1/27 Town Hall Meeting to Discuss Touring Productions (Jan 10, 2014)
New Laws Proposed by State Threaten Broadway Child Actors (Jan 16, 2011)
Photo Flash: Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers Celebrates 90 Years! (Oct 2, 2018)
Actors' Equity Announces 1/27 Town Hall Meeting to Discuss Touring Productions (Jan 10, 2014)
New Laws Proposed by State Threaten Broadway Child Actors (Jan 16, 2011)
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The current officers and board of ATPAM. (Back row l. to r.) Nick Kaledin, Matt Ross, Maria Somma, David Calhoun, Philip Rinaldi, David Gersten; (front row, l. to r.) Matthew Markoff, Gregg Arst, Barbara Carroll, Penny Daulton, Molly Barnett, Susan Elrod
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10/02/2018
From: Photo Flash: Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers Celebrates 90 Years!
(L. to r.) Current and former ATPAM officers: Nick Kaledin (Secretary-Treasurer), David Calhoun (President), Sally Campbell-Morse (past President); Maria Somma (past President and current Board member), Robert Nolan (past President and current Board memb
Date:
10/02/2018
From: Photo Flash: Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers Celebrates 90 Years!
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Photo Flash: Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers Celebrates 90 Years!
ATPAM, the Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers, commemorated its 90th Anniversary with a celebration at City Winery last night - Monday, October 1st.
ATPAM, the Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers, commemorated its 90th Anniversary with a celebration at City Winery last night - Monday, October 1st.
Actors' Equity Announces 1/27 Town Hall Meeting to Discuss Touring Productions
Actors Equity has just announced a town hall meeting for members to discuss salaries for touring productions. It was recently announced that the upcoming tours for KInky Boots and Newsies willl offer its actors tiered contracts- with weekly salaries around $1,000, instead of the usual $1,800. The issue sparked much discussion on Twitter and Facebook, and many gathered for an Equity meeting the was held earlier today.
Actors Equity has just announced a town hall meeting for members to discuss salaries for touring productions. It was recently announced that the upcoming tours for KInky Boots and Newsies willl offer its actors tiered contracts- with weekly salaries around $1,000, instead of the usual $1,800. The issue sparked much discussion on Twitter and Facebook, and many gathered for an Equity meeting the was held earlier today.
New Laws Proposed by State Threaten Broadway Child Actors
According to an article from the NY Daily News, proposed state regulations could slash the number of hours for child performers. Critics say that this would make it almost impossible for children to work on the Great White Way.
According to an article from the NY Daily News, proposed state regulations could slash the number of hours for child performers. Critics say that this would make it almost impossible for children to work on the Great White Way.
Strike Update Day 19: End to the Strike Close?
LATEST NEWS: No official news is yet available, though NY1 and other news sources are reporting that optimism is in the air. Both sides spoke positively earlier in the day about reaching a resolution, but no official announcements have yet been made. A press conference is expected later this evening.
LATEST NEWS: No official news is yet available, though NY1 and other news sources are reporting that optimism is in the air. Both sides spoke positively earlier in the day about reaching a resolution, but no official announcements have yet been made. A press conference is expected later this evening.
BroadwayWorld Strike Coverage: What Now? The Facts
Day 5 of the Broadway stagehands' strike comes with burning questions: 'What now?' Actors, musicians, crews and the Broadway community are beginning to worry about their financial future and the length of this stand-off.
Day 5 of the Broadway stagehands' strike comes with burning questions: 'What now?' Actors, musicians, crews and the Broadway community are beginning to worry about their financial future and the length of this stand-off.
Strike Coverage Day 18: Negotiations Fail - 'Grinch' Continues
LATEST NEWS: A statement from the League of American Theatres and Producers reads, 'The League of American Theatres and Producers and Local One talked through the night and were unable to reach an agreement. Talks will resume tomorrow (Wednesday, November 28) at 10AM. Performances are canceled through Wednesday's matinees.'
LATEST NEWS: A statement from the League of American Theatres and Producers reads, 'The League of American Theatres and Producers and Local One talked through the night and were unable to reach an agreement. Talks will resume tomorrow (Wednesday, November 28) at 10AM. Performances are canceled through Wednesday's matinees.'
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