"They should all be union," said Actors’ Equity executive director Alvin Vincent, Jr. as the guild takes a closer look at the relationship between the Broadway producers and non-union touring producers.
The union said it was withdrawing the petition because the producers of the nonunion tour now plan to end its run in June.
The leaked SCOTUS decision would prove catastrophic for workers.
In its first card campaign on a national tour in twenty years, Actors' Equity files with the National Labor Relations Board to unionize 'Waitress.'
Momentum is building behind the Bipartisan Performing Artist Tax Parity Act with nearly 70 House cosponsors.
Employees of a nonunion production are seeking improved compensation and safety protocols, saying a union version of the same musical pays better.
Actors’ Equity will seek to represent the actors and stage managers working on a non-union tour of “Waitress.”
COBRA subsidies have been secured for arts workers in New York.
"The presence of a Black woman on the U.S. Supreme Court is long overdue,” said Kate Shindle.
Vincent will serve a two-year term, effective immediately.