Equity United

Learn more about our campaign for a healthier Broadway

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Stand United for a Healthier Broadway

Actors' Equity Association and AFM Local 802 are united in the theatre and at the bargaining table for a healthier Broadway. Both of our unions demand that our members be treated with dignity and for The Broadway League to pay their fair share for healthcare.

By signing our letter, you can tell The Broadway League that you support our members who make Broadway possible!

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Equity in the News

Deadline: Members Of Congress Urge Broadway Producers & Unions To Avoid Strike; Zohran Mamdani Pledges Solidarity With Actors’ Equity & Musicians

October 14, 2025

Cracked: Casa Bonita Performer Refutes Matt Stone, Says Management ‘Broke the Law’

October 09, 2025

NPR: Talks resume as Broadway actors consider a strike

October 08, 2025

The New York Times: Broadway Could Face a Strike This Fall. Here’s What to Know.

October 08, 2025

Westword: Roaming Characters at Casa Bonita Are a Big Part of the Magic

October 06, 2025

Reuters: Broadway Actors Prepare to Strike, Union Says

October 01, 2025

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Political Endorsements

Equity's public policy priorities nationwide include defending and protecting the right to collectively bargain, a prevailing wage in the arts, racial justice, a strong minimum wage, stronger federal and state arts funding, gun violence prevention, universal federal health care, tax fairness and LGBTQ non-discrimination protections.

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Equity News Magazine

Losses in the Equity Community, July – September, 2025

Commemorating losses in the Equity Membership Community.

Theatre Spotlight: Studio Tenn

Studio Tenn was founded in 2009 by director and designer Matt Logan, producer Philip Hall and Equity member Marguerite Lowell Hall.

Working in Chorus: Celebrating the History of Unionized Chorus Workers

It may seem impossible to picture Actors' Equity Association without its chorus members, but for decades, that was how the union worked.

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