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Interplay Jewish Theatre, in partnership with the Maltz Museum and the Mandel Jewish Community Center, both in Beachwood, will present a staged reading of “Amsterdam” by Israeli playwright Maya Arad

The talk show host reversed course after intense backlash over the announced return of her show. Barrymore's great aunt, actor Ethel Barrymore, also undermined union efforts in the 1920s.

Bill 799 passed by Senate, but approval from Governor Gavin Newsom still needed

For the last several months, union activity in Portland has appeared to surge, matching the national energy toward worker's rights particularly demonstrated by the ongoing, high-profile Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA strikes. And Portland labor organizers say it's not all hype: Union membership is growing across all industries, and it's here to stay. "In my 10 or so years in the labor movement in one capacity or another, I've never seen this scale of...

A bill that would make striking workers in California eligible to receive up to $450 a week in unemployment insurance benefits passed in the state Senate.

California bill to give unemployment insurance to striking WGA & SAG-AFTRA workers clears Labor Committee, heads full State Senate for final vote.

Two audience members that were set to enjoy The Drew Barrymore Show on Monday in New York City were kicked out for wearing WGA pins

Dancers in America's "strip club capital" of Portland, Oregon, have voted to unionize following a months-long strike spurred by complaints over a wide range of safety concerns.

Originally performed by August Wilson himself in 2003 at the Seattle Repertory Theatre, “How I Learned What I Learned” shares how a fifteen-year-old high school dropout became the award-winning writer

In recent years, the number of theater-related lawsuits has shot up. I’m going to give you updates on a couple of cases.