Oh, Danny Boy: The Creation of a Comedy
The playwright, director and star of the new comedy Danny's Boy, premiering at the 10th Annual New York Fringe Festival, talk about making a comedy work.
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Tokyo Vampire
Dwayne Lawler's vampiric monologue was presented as a one-night-only event at the 2006 Midtown International Theatre Festival.
If You Give A Mouse a Cookie & Other Story Books
Children's storybooks come to musical life in this witty and delightful collection from TheatreworksUSA.
Anthony Crivello: Creating and Re-Creating
Tony winner Anthony Crivello talks about playing the title role in Phantom--The Las Vegas Spectacular
Jessica Molaskey: Bridging Worlds
Jessica Molaskey talks about Broadway, jazz, and the marriage of art and artists.
Broadway by the Year: 1978
Scott Siegel wrapped up the fifth season of the popular season with a trip back to the year of Working, On the Twentieth Century, and Ballroom.
Candice Harper: Pretty is Sooo Important
Candice Harper's one-woman show about beauty and family recently ended its run at the Duplex.
At the 2006 Theatre World Awards...
Twelve of the season's brightest new stars were honored on Tuesday at the 62nd Annual Theatre World Awards.
Brandon Cutrell: Risking and Winning
MAC and Bistro Award winner Brandon Cutrell talks about songs, styles, and the future of cabaret.
BWW Review: Broadway by the Year: 1968
1968 was a year of great transition (ask your parents!), and nowhere was that change better reflected than on Broadway.
Three Days of Rain: Two Hours of Boredom
Julia Roberts arrives on the Great White Way in a revival of Richard Greenberg's 1997 play.
William Ivey Long: Creating Character Through Costume
One of Broadway's most honored costume designers talks about his craft, tricks of the trade, and the St.
Entertaining Mr. Sloane: A Walk on the Wild Side
Joe Orton's 1964 black comedy has returned to shock and amuse, with Alec Baldwin and Jan Maxwell in the leads.
Iron Curtain: The Great Red Way
Because there just aren't enough retro-pastiche Cold War musical comedies out there.
The Property Known As Garland: She's Not In Kansas Anymore
Adrienne Barbeau stars as the legendary icon in a new one-woman play at the Actors Playhouse.
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