BWW Exclusive Interview: WALLFLOWERS and the Minnesota Man - John Halbach
Now featured in Kieran Turner's web series WALLFLOWERS, John Halbach is showcasing his acting chops for the world to see---on the internet, of all places.
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BWW Interviews: She Ain't No Cheerleader - Zuri Washington
Despite making it through the initial round of auditions and several rounds of callbacks for BRING IT ON THE MUSICAL, reality didn't set in for Zuri Washington until the end of the audition process.
BWW Interviews: The Music Man Behind the Blue Man Group - Jesse Nolan
As I child I remember being afraid of the 'Blue Man' that might sneak out of my closet at night, but that was before I saw the show.
BWW Interviews: Look Out Los Angeles, Here Comes the New Kid - Jemar Michael
Back in the day, Jemar Michael was just another chubby kid with big city dreams.
BWW Exclusive Interview: String Quartet WELL-STRUNG Serenades the Citizens of Minneapolis For a Good Cause
WELL-STRUNG hasn't been around for decades but since hitting the scene they've proven that while looks will get you pretty far, it's looks AND talent that will take you all the way.
BWW Interviews: Not Your Everyday George, David Darrow
As Theater Latte Da's OUR TOWN heads into the final week, trumpet player turned leading man, David Darrow, reminds us that he's much more than a pretty set of abs.
BWW Reviews: Chanhassen Dinner Theatre's THE LITTLE MERMAID Makes Poseidon (and Disney) Proud
My tiny companion, Mia (she's 5-years-old) is sitting in a chair, staring intently at the stage-as she does when she's completely engaged-watching Chanhassen Dinner Theatre's regional premiere of THE LITTLE MERMAID.
BWW Reviews: Fun, Puns and Tons of Imagination, PETER AND THE STARCATCHER
Before there was Peter Pan, Tinkerbell, Wendy and those two annoying little brothers--there was just a boy who didn't have a name, a few orphan friends, a 'starcatcher' named Molly and a ship named Neverland.
BWW Reviews: Happy Full or Uncomfortably Full? MMT's FIVE COURSE LOVE
FIVE COURSE LOVE by Gregg Coffin has a fairly simple premise, five different love stories set in five themed restaurants and three actors playing all the roles.
BWW Interviews: Don't Cry for Me, Ms. Bowman
Caroline Bowman is a brunette.
BWW Reviews: Mediocre and Missing a Few Degrees, TRP's SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION
It's a very lively crowd for a Sunday matinee but Theatre in the Round Players have quite a loyal following, so I'm not surprised.
BWW Interviews: Meet Mr. Emcee, Tyler Michaels
Tyler Michaels, the Emcee in the upcoming Theatre Latte Da and Hennepin Theatre Trust production of CABARET, is hoping his performance will be unique and one to remember--and after chatting with BroadwayWorld.
BWW Interviews: Spell the Word 'Love' - Five Minutes with Jill Iverson of Bloomington Civic Theatre's SPELLING BEE
In honor of the fast-approaching day of love, BroadwayWorld.
BWW Interviews: Five-Minutes with ELEPHANT'S GRAVEYARD director and Theatre Pro Rata's Amber Bjork
Amber Bjork has been a part of Theatre Pro Rata for quite a while now and proven that not only is she a talented actress but also quite the director.
BWW Interviews: Five-Minutes with the FIDDLER and Chanhassen's leading man, Keith Rice
With Valentine's Day quickly approaching, we thought we would catch-up with CDT actor, Keith Rice, to talk FIDDLER, theatre and his big plans for that special day.
BWW Reviews: Walking Shadow Theatre Company's THE SEXUAL LIFE OF SAVAGES is Sexual Indeed
I'm not one to talk numbers.
BWW Reviews: Timeless, Wonderful Holiday Classic - Guthrie's A CHRISTMAS CAROL
It's two minutes to curtain on a Wednesday's opening night performance of the Guthrie's annual production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL and I'm running through a parking garage.
BWW Reviews: Mysterious, Witty and All-Around Engaging - TRP's SPIDER'S WEB
Agatha Christie's SPIDER'S WEB is a regular whodunit mystery.
BWW Reviews: FLiP! Theatre Co.'s THE LAST FIVE YEARS is a He Said, She Said Masterpiece
Everyone has a love story they can pull from their memory, which is why everyone can relate this show.
BWW Reviews: Somewhat Predictable, but Still Very Entertaining, the Guthrie's SKIING ON BROKEN GLASS
It's opening night of David Goldstein's SKIING ON BROKEN GLASS at the Guthrie and as the play forms around me, it feels all too familiar-a love that makes no sense, an escort, unsupportive peers, and a constant battle of conscience.
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