Always accessible and never wearisome, this is the perfect guide for anyone who makes a living with his or her voice. Anatomy of Voice: How to Enhance and Project Your Best Voice, by Blandine Calais-Germain and François Germain, is a... Read More

A useful guide, this down-to-earth textbook is an excellent supplemental tool for aficionados of the dramatic arts. Groundbreaking theater and the fruits of a loving, collaborative partnership that spanned twenty-four years fill the... Read More

Hollywood wouldn’t be Hollywood without deep, dark secrets, and "True Hollywood Noir" proves there are many more than most people think. Movie and television buffs are sure to devour Dina Di Mambro’s True Hollywood Noir: Filmland... Read More

A former Carol Burnett writer reveals his life in funny bits. Kenny Solms tells the story of his rise to prominence and his continuing career in the world of comedy writing in his humorous memoir, "Bits". "Bits" takes its title from... Read More

Kramer and Heeley convey their experience with Hollywood celebrities in simple but vivid color. The beautiful pool with the playing-card theme. The dog named Harry. The refrigerator full of Budweiser. The hand-drawn sketches of Harvey... Read More

Interviews with actors contribute to the insight into the superhero guise in this comprehensive book. Mark Edlitz presents a compendium of his fascinating interviews with actors and actresses who have played the parts of superheroes in... Read More

Woody Allen fans will prize this comprehensive, readable rundown of his oeuvre. “Just where—and what—is the real Woody Allen?” This is the question Alex Sheremet addresses in his thorough, accessible study of Allen’s... Read More

African American and Harlem Renaissance history is told through the eyes of a theater pioneer. "Rhythm for Sale", by Grant Harper Reid, is a biography of the author’s grandfather, Leonard Harper, who did pioneering work in theater... Read More