In The Memorandum, billed as a look at "bureaucracy gone mad," the managing director of an organization discovers that all office communications are suddenly being written in "Ptydepe," a new and impossibly complicated language. He seeks to get a memo translated, taking him through a maddening riot of red tape. The play is said to be inspired by the absurdities of life in communist Eastern Europe.

The cast of The Memorandum includes TACT members Mark Alhadeff (The Cocktail Party, Incident at Vichy), Jeffrey C. Hawkins (Incident at Vichy, The Confidential Clerk), John Plumpis (The Lion King, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels), James Prendergast (Incident at Vichy, The Late Christopher Bean), Lynn Wright (The Elephant Man, As Bees in Honey Drown) and guest artists Nilanjana Bose (TACT debut, 2010 Juilliard graduate), Trent Dawson (TACT debut, "As the World Turns"), Joel Leffert (Freudian Slips) and Kate Levy (On Golden Pond, Well).

Read the entire article at Playbill

More information about this and what else Trent has been involved with can be found at trentdawson.com

The popular soap star and stage veteran talks about appearing in Will Eno's new play, winning the Emmy, and his next gig.

Michael Park spent the last 14 years in Oakdale: the fictional town that was the setting for the now-defunct CBS daytime drama As The World Turns, on which he played Detective Jack Snyder. Now, this TV and Broadway veteran has a new home, Middletown, the setting of Will Eno's play about the residents of a small American town, currently debuting at the Vineyard Theater. Park recently spoke to TheaterMania about this project, the bittersweet ending of his day job, and his plans for the future.

Read the entire interview at Theatermania

Find out much more about this and other theater work Michael has been doing at MichaelParkOnline.net

Fresh from her 2010 Emmy® award win as Carly on As the World Turns, Maura West landed the role of Y&R's returning vixen Diane Jenkins. The petite powerhouse seems set to rock Genoa City residents to the core. Find out about Maura's big east coast/west coast move, her LA connections and leaving Carly behind in her latest interview.

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Find out much more about Maura's new role at MauraWestOnline.com

Fan fave and Emmy nominee Terri Colombino is headed to One Life to Live after 12 years as the eternally adorable Katie on As the World Turns. She's been cast as Aubrey Wentworth, the secret sweetheart of Joey Buchanan (Tom Degnan) and will first be seen November 29 while flying to Llanview to meet the parents. The timing of Aubrey's arrival couldn't be worse for lovelorn Kelly Cramer (Gina Tognoni), who is suddenly intent on going after Joey but has no idea he's already taken. TV Guide Magazine spoke with Colombino about her cool new gig and what's sure to be a very hot triangle!

Read the entire interview at TV Guide.

More information about Terri at TerriColombinoFansite.com

Actor Tom Degnan, best known for a small, but integral, role on 'As the World Turns,' has beat out some rumored big name stars to land a plum soap role. Degnan is going to be the new Joey Buchanan on 'One Life to Live,' the same part that Nathan Fillion ('Castle') played with so memorably.

Degnan appeared on 'ATWT' in 2009. He was part of the Tom-Margo story line involving her son, Adam, who was presumed dead in Afghanistan. Adam resurfaced in Oakdale as a character named Riley Morgan, but he was actually Margo's son ... with a new face. Degnan's first airdate on 'OLTL' is tentatively set for November 24.

Source: TVSquad 

Months of wondering who was going to fill the role of Marissa Chandler since All My Children’s decision to let-go of Brittany Allen has come to an end.  Word from the AMC show spokesperson today is that the role has been recast with former As the World Turns star Sarah Glendening who played Lucy on the now defunct CBS soap.

Sarah is on contract and will debut on air on the December 20th episode in the role of Marissa, while Brittany Allen’s last airdate will be December 17th. 

Source: Michael Fairman

Daniel Cosgrove -- fresh off his stint as Chris on As the World Turns -- will be returning to the role that kick-started his career: Scott Chandler. Daniel played Scott from 1996 until 1998, before moving on to shows like Beverly Hills 90210, Dirty Sexy Money, and Guiding Light. Look for Daniel to replace the more recent Scott, Adam Mayfield, starting in December. (Nore recent information indicates his debut will be after the first of the year.)



Source: SoapNet