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Ventoux tells the story of the battle between Lance Armstrong and Marco Pantani on the slopes of the famous mountain.
Broadway Interviews — Page 287
The latest interviews with Broadway stars, creatives & more.
Latest Interviews
Anthony Head Talks BUFFY and LOVE IN IDLENESS
Anthony Head's diverse work ranges from popular TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Merlin, Little Britain and Doctor Who to theatre work like Ticking, Six Degrees of Separation and The Rocky Horror Show.
Laura Pitt-Pulford Talks NELL GWYNN
Jessica Swale's account of Nell Gwynn premiered at Shakespeare Globe's in 2013 and then enjoyed a West End run, with Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Gemma Arterton respectively playing Nell.
BWW Exclusive Interview: Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg Discuss the Politics of Theatre and More!
Alain Boublil And Claude-Michel Schonberg, the artistic team behind the creation of LES MISERABLES and MISS SAIGON chat about Hamilton, politics, new musicals and more!
Broadway's Coleen Sexton on CHESS at Pioneer Theatre Company
Pioneer Theatre Company will present the concert version of CHESS (with scripts-in-hand and an onstage orchestra), running for three performances only, March 10 to March 11, 2017.
A-Five, Six, Seven, Eight: MSMT Local Auditions Sparkle
The hallways are jammed with bright, expectant, luminous faces wearing their most eye-catching outfits, laden with dance bags, juggling binders with music and resumes, scanning their ever present iPhones, and searching for a place to sit or stretch or warm-up as they await the call.
Michael Innocenti & Eleanor J. Todd of PARADE at Keegan Theatre
When PARADE opened on Broadway in 1998, it was a historical musical drama based on a true story about anti-semitism and racism in the post Civil-War South.
EVERYBODY'S Marylouise Burke Dresses to Kill
EVERYBODY, based on a 15th century morality play, tackles The Big Subjects -- God, love, time, friendship and death.
Peeling back Tentacles with THE LITTLE MERMAID's Jennifer Allen
This week Disney's THE LITTLE MERMAID sails into the Dr.
Thea Kano of HOW TO SUCCEED at Gay Men's Chorus of DC
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, DC's LGBT themed production of the classic musical 'How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying' will premiere at the Lincoln Theatre in DC on March 10, 11 & 12, 2017 at located at 1215 U Street NW.
Marissa Brown of DEAR CHUCK at Winslow Homer Center For The Arts
I was given the opportunity to sit down and talk with Marissa Brown, director of DEAR CHUCK at Scarborough High School right before the final performance of the show before they move on to the Maine Drama Festival.
OC's Segerstrom Center Welcomes Charles Busch in THE LADY AT THE MIC
Making his Segerstrom Center for the Arts debut, Tony Award® nominee Charles Busch is bringing his unique and critically-acclaimed talents to the Samueli Theater March 9-11, 2017 as part of Segerstrom Center's Cabaret Series.
Backstage with Richard Ridge: GREAT COMET Bad Boy Lucas Steele Talks the Evolution of Anatole
In the opening song of Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, audiences quickly learn that Anatole (who spends his money on women and wine) is hot.
Theatre Life with Josh Schmidt
Today's subject (click on the name for lots of great music) Josh Schmidt is currently living his theatre life at Signature Theatre as the composer/co-lyricist and orchestrator of the world premiere musical Midwestern Gothic.
Fernando Dente from PETER PAN, TODOS PODEMOS VOLAR at Teatro Gran Rex
Fernando Dente is the young man who will be playing PETER PAN, TODOS PODEMOS VOLAR Next July at the Gran Rex Theater in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Christopher Gattelli Taps into Big Screen NEWSIES and Broadway-Bound FROZEN
Christopher Gattelli, the Tony-winning choreographer, is practically jumping with joy over the success of ''Disney's Newsies: The Broadway Musical!'' and its giant leap to the big screen.
Savannah Sprinkle of PIPPIN at The Playhouse
Stephen Schwartz, the composer and lyricist who brought us WICKED in 2003, began his career over 40 years past with GODSPELL in '71 and PIPPIN the next year.
Bill Cherry of ELVIS LIVES
The ELVIS LIVES tour and the tribute artists will 'leave with an appreciation for Elvis and the career he had.
Matt Alfano of SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER - THE MUSICAL at Overture Center
SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER - THE MUSICAL will strut its way into Madison Saturday night, March 4th at 8 p.
Playwright Georgina Escobar Brings 'Sci-Fi Feminism' to Aurora Theatre in SWEEP
This season at Aurora Theatre in Lawrenceville, audiences get the chance to see the melding of sci-fi and feminism in a new way.
SYTYCD's Gaby Diaz Talks Hitting the Road With Travis Wall's SHAPING SOUND Tonight
Gaby Diaz, season 12 winner of So You Think You Can Dance, is hitting the road tonight with Emmy Award winner Travis Wall's dance company Shaping Sound.
Launch of Memoirs of Blacks in Ballet with THERESA RUTH HOWARD
Internationally acclaimed dancer, writer, and advocate Theresa Ruth Howard has a diverse and multifaceted career as an artist.
Betty Buckley Chats About Her New Album, SPLIT, and Returning To Broadway
It's been nothing but 'memories' for Betty Buckley this theater season.
BWW Interviews: Evan Rees of INTO THE WOODS, Coming to SHN Broadway San Francisco
BroadwayWorld San Francisco spoke with Evan Rees about the national tour of Sondheim's Into the Woods.
Ginny Anderson's CRADLE WILL ROCK at Connecticut College
As relevant today as it was when it debuted in 1937, 'The Cradle Will Rock' electrifies the Tansill Theater stage at Connecticut College, with performances Friday, March 3, at 7:30 p.
Linda Gray Brings Sue Ellen Ewing Back to the Big D for A DALLAS RETROSPECTIVE at Winspear Opera House
When Linda Gray won the part of Dallas's Sue Ellen Ewing in 1978, she thought she was signing on for a five-episode guest role as J.
Ali Brice of GRAEME OF THRONES at Overture Center
Created by a team of some of the UK's top comedy writers, Graeme of Thrones is a wacky and wicked parody on the international phenomenon that is Game of Thrones.
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