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BWW Interviews: MEGAN HILTY on Her Recent CD Release, Performing with the Cincinnati Pops and More!
by Kelly Thompson - January 21, 2014


Megan Hilty will perform with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra January 24-26, 2014. Hilty made her debut with the Cincinnati Pops back in 2009 when she stepped in at a moments notice for an ailing Kristin Chenoweth. Audiences were blown away and her return has been eagerly anticipated ever since....

BWW Interviews: Doing What He Wants To Do: Stephen Powell In San Diego Opera's PAGLIACCI
by Erica Miner - January 20, 2014


He has great analytical skills, approaches his roles with remarkable intelligence, and even accompanies himself at the piano. Baritone Stephen Powell, who sings his first Tonio in San Diego Opera's opening production of 'Pagliacci' this season, embodies the phrase, 'multi-talented.'...

BWW Interviews: Catharsis, Raw Emotion and Tears: San Diego Opera Director Andrew Sinclair Talks Opera
by Erica Miner - January 20, 2014


Veteran opera director Andrew Sinclair, director of this season's opening San Diego Opera production, Leoncavallo's 'Pagliacci', knows what makes opera tick....

BWW Interviews: Tenor Dominick Chenes of Academy of Vocal Arts, Philadelphia
by Marakay Rogers - January 16, 2014


The young Nevada tenor about to perform in PIQUE DAME talks with us about vocal training, exposing children to opera, and the Academy of Vocal Arts program....

BWW Interviews: Brian Stokes Mitchell Celebrates Holidays with New York Philharmonic
by Jena Tesse Fox - December 20, 2013


The Tony-winning star will sing holiday classics (and some new pieces) with the New York Philharmonic this weekend....

John Tartaglia Talks Hosting A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS and More
by Jessica Showers - December 18, 2013


John Tartaglia, Tony-nominated actor who has appeared on Broadway in Shrek, Avenue Q, Hair and Beauty and the Beast, as well as TV's Sesame Street, has a long history of collaborating with The New York Pops. He will reunite with the Pops' Music Director Steven Reineke this Saturday to narrate a bran...

Steven Reineke Talks A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS with NY Pops, NY Theatre Ballet and TADA! Youth Theater
by Jessica Showers - December 18, 2013


Steven Reineke, Music Director of The New York Pops, is hoping to bring the true meaning of Christmas to Carnegie Hall this Saturday with a brand new family concert version of A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS, based on the beloved TV special by Charles M. Schulz. Reineke recently spoke with BWW about adapt...

BWW Interviews: Boston Pops and Keith Lockhart Bring Christmas Cheer
by Joseph F. Panarello - December 07, 2013


Maestro Keith Lockhart chats about the Boston Pops' new Christmas CD as well as about concerts on tour and at Boston's famed Symphony Hall....

BWW Interviews: Sharon Isbin, Guitar Great Returns to New York
by Peter Danish - December 04, 2013


On Saturday, December 14th, 2013 at 8PM, GRAMMY Award-winning guitarist Sharon Isbin returns to the 92nd St. Y for a solo recital. The concert celebrates her 35th anniversary of her New York Debut (at Alice Tully Hall in 1979), the 25th anniversary of The Juilliard School guitar department (which Sh...

BWW Interviews: Jeffrey Eckstein Discusses Conducting Ballet Austin's GISELLE
by Jeff Davis - May 08, 2013


This Mother's Day weekend, Ballet Austin will present Giselle, the classic and beloved ballet of love, heartbreak and madness. Giselle is among ballet's great classics, with a lead role so challenging it has been known to make and break careers. Theophile Gautier-the influential French poet, author...

BWW Interviews: Carol Jantsch of the Philadelphia Orchestra on Daugherty's 'Reflections' and on the Tuba as Solo Instrument
by Marakay Rogers - March 22, 2013


Carol Jantsch, principal tubist of the Philadelphia Orchestra, reflects on her instrument and Michael Daugherty's composing prior to the world premiere of Daugherty's 'Reflections On the Mississippi for Tuba and Orchestra'...

BWW Interviews: Composer Michael Daugherty on 'Reflections On the Mississippi For Tuba and Orchestra'
by Marakay Rogers - March 20, 2013


Noted modern composer Michael Daugherty explains why the tuba is the centerpiece of his new work focusing on his childhood memories, and what to expect from the piece...

Betsy Wolfe Talks Toronto Symphony Debut
by Kelly Cameron - February 16, 2013


Steven Reineke's inaugural year as the new Principal Pops Conductor with the Toronto Symphony continues this week with Love Will Keep Us Together. An evening of all the best love songs from across the ages, the show promises to be glowing, glittering and above all, fun. Joining him are Tenor Mike ...

BWW Interviews: Keith Lockhart Talks Boston Pops 2011 Season
by Joseph F. Panarello - May 19, 2011


The Boston Pops really know how to open a new season at Symphony Hall! There's a wonderful cocktail party before the concert with delicious hors d'oeuvre and drinks. Then the actual concert hall is awash with attractive pastel lighting and projections of butterflies all about the auditorium. It's...

BWW Interviews: Maestro Keith Lockhart of the Boston Pops
by Joseph F. Panarello - December 01, 2010


When one thinks of the Boston Pops, recollections of a grand orchestral sound come to mind, along with memories of brilliant conducting by Maestro Keith Lockhart, incredibly fine arrangements and a long list of Broadway guest stars. These have included Christine Ebersole, Patti LuPone, Nathan Lane, ...

BWW Interviews: KEVIN KERN Takes on The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, 2/16 - 2/21
by Michael L. Quintos - February 16, 2010


While the Northern East Coast of the U.S. was hammered with blizzard-like conditions last week, Broadway vet Kevin Kern was busy with the launch of THE MUSIC OF ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER, the concert revue he co-stars in, which compiles many of the prolific composer's musical hits that are in turn interpr...

BWW Interviews: Tom Hewitt & Melanie Waldron of CHICAGO
by Analisa Swerczek - February 12, 2010


BroadwayWorld interviews Tom Hewitt and Melanie Waldron from the Chicago National Tour....

BWW INTERVIEWS: Elizabeth Stanley Skates Into XANADU, launches at OCPAC, 12/15 - 12/27
by Michael L. Quintos - December 14, 2009


Before the official launch of the national tour of XANADU arrives at the Orange County Performing Arts Center for a two week run from December 15 through 27, ELIZABETH STANLEY, who stars as Kira (yes, the role Olivia Newton-John played in the movie), sits down with BroadwayWorld correspondent Michae...

BWW Interviews: Director Diane Paulus - Part One
by Jessica Lewis - December 01, 2009


It has been quite a year for Diane Paulus. Already an internationally acclaimed freelance director for nearly 10 years, Paulus began 2008 in London directing the opera LOST HIGHWAY at the Young Vic. HAIR was on the docket for Shakespeare in the Park summer season. And then came the phone call ask...

BWW INTERVIEWS: Matt Shingledecker from SPRING AWAKENING on Tour
by Michael L. Quintos - November 13, 2009


Before arriving for a two-week run at the Orange County Performing Arts Center from November 17 through 29, SPRING AWAKENING's Matt Shingledecker sits down with BroadwayWorld correspondent Michael Lawrence Quintos to talk about his life on the road, his roots, and what it means for him to be a part ...

BWW INTERVIEWS: Matt Shingledecker Talks Career and SPRING AWAKENING Tour, 11/17 - 11/29
by Michael L. Quintos - November 12, 2009


Before arriving for a two-week run at the Orange County Performing Arts Center from November 17 through 29, SPRING AWAKENING's Matt Shingledecker sits down with BroadwayWorld correspondent Michael Lawrence Quintos to talk about his life on the road, his roots, and what it means for him to be a part ...

Maureen McGovern Speaks...About Telling Her Story in Song
by Nancy Grossman - November 06, 2009


Maureen McGovern in World Premiere of 'A Long and Winding Road' thru November 15, 2009 at Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts, presented by the Huntington Theatre Company...

GYPSY OF THE MONTH: Dustin Sullivan of 'Little House on the Prairie, The Musical'
by Adrienne Onofri - October 01, 2009


After two years of Reduced Shakespeare hijinx, Dustin heads out on tour in the stage version of a kid-lit classic....

BWW INTERVIEWS: Hanlon Says 'Whatever Man'
by TJ Fitzgerald - September 21, 2009


Actor Colin Hanlon talks about his new role in New York Musical Theatre Festival show....

All About Eden! Espinosa Talks Shop Before Ford Amphitheatre Concert 7/ 24
by LA News Desk - July 23, 2009


Broadway and Wicked star Eden Espinosa who is set to debut at the Ford Amphitheatre in 'ME' this Friday, July 24 with special guest Grammy winner Paula Cole sits down with Broadway World to discuss her concert debut, all things Wicked, the plight Brooklyn and getting naked in RENT!...

Victoria Clark: Singing Richard Rodgers With The Boston Pops
by Eddie Varley - June 13, 2009


New York City is filled with lovely parks. There's a particularly charming one tucked into a triangle on 106th Street and Broadway. It's planted with daylilies, impatiens, lacecap hydrangeas and dogwoods. One end of this peaceful oasis is dominated by a recumbent bronze sculpture which sits atop a f...

BWW INTERVIEWS: Kerrigan and Falcone Honored With Kleban Awards
by TJ Fitzgerald - May 31, 2009


It's the time of year where the Theatre World celebrates the best of the best and special recognition is bestowed upon certain individuals for their work. No...I am not talking about the Tony Awards...although I know where I will be that evening. I talking about the 19th Annual Kleban Awards, which ...

Peter Mills: Off-Broadway's Golden Boy
by Jena Tesse Fox - April 30, 2009


The prolific and award-winning Peter Mills talks about the challenges of writing an original musical every year....

Talking Beethoven With 33 VARIATIONS' Zach Grenier
by Eddie Varley - April 13, 2009


It's a known fact that actors like to talk. Stereotypically, they like to talk about themselves: about their latest endeavors, about their past performances and about their upcoming projects. Zach Grenier is a different kind of actor. He likes to talk about Ludwig Van Beethoven. The fact that he's c...

Mazzie and Danieley Making Beautiful Music at Feinstein's
by TJ Fitzgerald - March 27, 2009


Tony Award nominees and husband and wife team, Jason Danieley and Marin Mazzie, join together for engagement at Feinstein's....

Women Who Run the Show: Frances Hill of Urban Stages
by Adrienne Onofri - March 26, 2009


As her company celebrates its 25th anniversary, Hill chats with BWW for our Women's History Month series....

Nathan Gunn on 'FLORENCE', Bdwy and the Opera
by Jena Tesse Fox - March 13, 2009


Nathan Gunn talks about Broadway, Opera and teaching the next generation of singers...

Michael Cerveris 'Gabs' About HEDDA GABLER
by Eddie Varley - January 24, 2009


The works of Henrik Ibsen provide unique challenges for modern theater companies. This may be because of the complexities of his characters or the difficulties of getting an appealing translation of the playwright's original Norwegian prose. Happily the Roundabout Theater has faced both of these cha...

Christmas Music with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops
by Eddie Varley - November 20, 2008


One would think that the man who conducts the Boston Pops, the Utah Symphony and is the Artistic Advisor of the Summer Institute and Music Festival of the Brevard Music Center in North Carolina to be pretty apathetic about Christmas music by the time fruitcake season rolls along, but that's not true...

Michael Siberry: New King's on the Block
by Eugene Lovendusky - October 09, 2008


'Monty Python's Spamalot' recently welcomed Michael Siberry to the Broadway company after originating the role of King Arthur in the national tour and performing it for two years. Between hunts for the Holy Grail and calculating the distance a swallow can fly whilst carrying a coconut, Michael Siber...

[interview] With Pressgrove, Blackwell, Bell and Blickenstaff
by Jena Tesse Fox - September 26, 2008


The creators of [title of show] talk about creating an original Broadway musical....

The Three Faces of Linn Maxwell in New Musical Lilli Marlene
by TJ Fitzgerald - September 19, 2008


Renowned performer delivers a tour de force in new WWII dramatic musical....

Interview with William Michals, This Week's Emile de Becque
by Adrienne Onofri - September 09, 2008


Paulo Szot is off this week, so it's 'America's Baritone's' turn to shine....

Jerome Goes Down Maine with My Fair Lady
by TJ Fitzgerald - September 03, 2008


Respected NY actor Tim Jerome Reprises Role of Doolittle At Ogunquit Playhouse ...

Skinner Directs Broadway's Rising Stars At Town Hall
by TJ Fitzgerald - July 09, 2008


Tony Award nominee Emily Skinner talks about her upcoming project as a director....



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