Blogs by Eric Mulholland

From Stage to Page || An actor’s tragedy finds art imitating life

by Eric Mulholland in Blogs, Community, Theater and Dance

This month, on Sunday, Jan. 17, I will take to the WICA stage for a dramatic reading of the play “Tuesdays With Morrie” by Mitch Albom, based on his best-selling book of the same name.

From Stage to Page | Audition Season

by Eric Mulholland in Blogs, Theater and Dance

Spring is the season for auditions…lots and lots of auditions. It feels like every theatre in the greater Seattle area is holding their general auditions this time of year and I should know—I’ve been to most of them.

From Stage to Page | Give to WLM? Bah Humbug!

by Eric Mulholland in Blogs

They got some nerve! Get in line WLM, right behind more worthy causes like “Beet Greens for Llamas” and “Save the Termite Foundation.”

From Stage to Page: An actor prepares, again

by Eric Mulholland in Blogs, Theater and Dance

The best thing an actor can do when they are not working, is prepare to work.

From Stage to Page: A chance to ‘get into the act’

by Eric Mulholland in Blogs, Theater and Dance

This got me thinking about the arts in my community, about theatre arts in particular.

Youth empowerment through the arts — easy as PYE

by Eric Mulholland in Feature

At the upcoming Whidbey Institute gathering, global participants will come together to meet, share stories and best practices. Needless to say, the organizers are excited.

Taking the leap: An actor’s journey off ‘the rock’

by Eric Mulholland in Blogs, Theater and Dance

I am currently in a play at Seattle Center House, upstairs in the Armory. It’s the play “Cloud 9” by Caryl Churchill.

A theater artist passes the torch of creative power to others

by Eric Mulholland in Blogs, Theater and Dance

It was the first time I had coached a person on solo performance and the stakes seemed so high.

Mulholland on saying ‘Yes!’ onstage and off

by Eric Mulholland in Blogs, Theater and Dance

Wouldn’t it be great if we could live life in a state of “Yes”?

Eric Mulholland, ‘Facebook: View from a Theater Artist’

by Eric Mulholland in Blogs, Theater and Dance

I’ve been an actor for nearly 25 years and I love it. As far as I’m concerned, there’s nothing better than witnessing live theater the lights dim, the actors enter the stage, the audience stirs and off we go.