Anna-Jane Casey Talks ANNIE GET YOUR GUN
Anna-Jane Casey made her West End debut in Cats, and has since starred in Chicago, West Side Story, Sunday in the Park with George and Billy Elliot, among others.
Broadway Interviews — Page 299
The latest interviews with Broadway stars, creatives & more.
Latest Interviews
BWW Interview - Debut of the Month - THE GREAT COMET's Grace McLean
Today, Grace McLean speaks exclusively with BWW about making her Broadway debut and explains the importance of telling new, original stories in contemporary theater.
Bryan Santiago's Passionate To Make Everyone Smile
Now at the beginnings of the DISNEY ON ICE PRESENTS WORLDS OF ENCHANTMENT national tour, Performance Director Bryan Santiago took some time from his polishing rehearsals to answer a few ICE-y questions for BroadwayWorld and myself.
Christopher Tierney of DIRTY DANCING National Tour
The national tour of DIRTY DANCING is currently sweeping the nation, which means we should all be getting tickets to have the time of our lives.
From Middle-Earth to Midtown Manhattan- Richard Armitage Takes On Off-Broadway in LOVE, LOVE, LOVE
Richard Armitage might be known to millions of Tolkien fans as Thorin Oakenshield, but this autumn he left Middle-Earth far behind him to start a new adventure off-Broadway.
Skylight's Gary Grossman Asserting His Passion Creating Safe Harbors For Nurturing New Talents
Skylight Theatre's Artistic Director Gary Grossman will be honored at Skylight's SALUTE 2016 December 4 at the Colony Theatre in Burbank.
BWW PANTO Q&A: Joe McElderry
Joe McElderry speaks to BWW ahead of his pantomime run at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre.
BWW PANTO Q&A: The Chuckle Brothers
Children's television favourites The Chuckle Brothers speak to BWW ahead of their pantomime run at Nottingham's Theatre Royal.
Leslie Jackson of RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN'S CINDERELLA on Tour
With ROGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN'S CINDERELLA playing to sold-out audiences on their current North American Tour, it's no wonder so many have been singing the praises of the fantastic cast who is working hard to entertain.
As BOHEME's Marcello at the Met, Baritone Massimo Cavalletti Is the Real Deal
When Massimo Cavelletti stepped on stage at the Met on November 16, it was a milestone: His 100th performance as Marcello, the baritone lead in LA BOHEME and part of the quartet at the opera's heart: There's Mimi, the seamstress, the sad soul who dies at the opera's end; Rodolfo, the heartthrob…
Andy Karl & Orfeh Talk Feinstein's/54 Below Show, GROUNDHOG DAY & More
This December 8 - 14th, Broadway's hottest couple, Orfeh and Andy Karl will make their Feinstein's/54 Below debut in their all-new show 'Legally Bound.
Scott Stangland Hears Two Magic Words: 'You're On!'
The understudy for Josh Groban in NATASHA, PIERRE AND THE GREAT COMET OF 1812, Stangland took over just two days after opening and is settling in.
Jeffrey Kahane to Lead the Houston Symphony in A MOZART THANKSGIVING
This weekend, once the tryptophan wears off, join renowned pianist and conductor Jeffrey Kahane as he leads the Houston Symphony in A MOZART THANKSGIVING, featuring the famous 'Prague' Symphony and the composer's Piano Concertos No.
Jeff Hobson of THE ILLUSIONISTS at Overture Center
Jeff Hobson, a Detroit native, met his first magician at the tender age of seven and was hooked.
Chicago Native Artis Olds Returns to Stomping Ground for Limited Engagement of STOMP
Rusty trash cans and old shopping carts become music in the 'international percussion sensation', Stomp.
Glass Ceilings and SECRET GARDENS: A Chat with Composer Lucy Simon
A chat with Broadway composer of The Secret Garden and Dr.
Ben Vereen Is STEPPIN' OUT at Feinstein's/54 Below
The much-praised concert performance by the veteran of stage and screen will land at Feinstein's/54 Below for a late-November run.
Theatre Life with Jeff James
Today's subject is living his theatre life on both sides of the Atlantic and beyond.
Broadway's Kevin Kern Stars in FINDING NEVERLAND, Flying to Chicago This Fall
Neverland is no longer the 'second star to the right and straight on till morning.
Jack Shalloo On THE LITTLE MATCHGIRL AND OTHER HAPPIER TALES
Singer and actor Jack Shalloo's theatre credits include Madness musical Our House, Departure Lounge and Hamlet the Musical, and he released an album, London Soul, in 2011.
Jaston Williams of A WOLVERINE WALKS INTO A BAR at Stateside At The Paramount
Audiences first became aware of Jaston Williams as half of the citizens of Tuna, Texas with the debut of Greater Tuna in 1982.
Kimberly Kiley of RAGTIME at Actors' Repertory Theatre Of Simi
Everyone knows that the director is the person responsible for the look and content of a musical or play, but once the cast has been selected, sets and props are delivered, and all the technical elements are in place, who puts it all together? The week prior to a show's opening is called 'Tech…
Actor Jeremy Irvine Talks BURIED CHILD
Actor Jeremy Irvine got his big break as the lead in Steven Spielberg's film version of War Horse.
Karen Hardy and Anita Rani Talk STRICTLY Live Tour
It will be a decade since its first live tour but, when Strictly Come Dancing takes to the road on January 20, 2017 in Birmingham, audiences will experience for themselves the magic of the TV show at arenas throughout the UK.
Group Rep's Doug Engalla
Playwright Phil Olson that same year.
Anton Zetterholm of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at Cirkus Stockholm
Interviewed with Anton Zetterholm, who currently plays the role of Raoul Vicomte de Chagny in the 2016 Swedish production of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA.
BWW Exclusive: Jose Llana on His KING AND I Tour and Why He Believes Hope Trumps Hate
When Jose Llana was 19, 'Something Wonderful' happened: The Filipino-American actor made his Broadway bow as Lun Tha, the mellow young lover, in Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein's 'The King and I.
An Exclusive Q&A with A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS's Veronica Garza
What would Charlie Brown say to a cold Chicago winter? Probably, 'good grief!'
Todd Lerew Offers Insight into AMERICA'S SHAKESPEARE: THE BARD GOES WEST
Something may be rotten in the state of Denmark but, in Los Angeles, Shakespeare lovers will find all the joy that they can wish when the Library Foundation of Los Angeles opens its newest exhibit: American's Shakespeare: The Bard Goes West on November 17 at the Central Library.
BWW Feature: 2016 Houston Cinema Arts Festival Crosses Cinema With Dance, Literature, Fine Art, and More
The film festival equivalent of the Labradoodle.
Evan Greenberg and Cardozie Jones Building Community with AfterWork Theater in WEST SIDE STORY
AfterWork Theater, a New York City nonprofit designed to make theater available to all, is magnifying the importance of community in its fall main stage production, West Side Story.
Caitlin Meighan of AN AMERICAN IN PARIS at The Bushnell, 11/15-20
From the world of ballet to the beautiful world of AN AMERICAN IN PARIS, Connecticut native Caitlin Meighan will make her hometown musical theatre debut on the Bushnell Theater stage when this beautiful new production rolls into Hartford on November 15.
Susannah Jones of A CHRISTMAS STORY at Waterbury's Palace Theatre
If the word Fragile (pronounced Frah-GEE-lay) or the phrase "You'll shoot your eye out, kid" bring a smile to your face, then you are likely one of the many people who love A CHRISTMAS STORY, the classic 1983 movie that has become required viewing for many families each Christmas season.
LET THERE BE LIGHT: Lucy Carter On Dance, Multimedia and Expressing Ideas
The latest instalment of LET THERE BE LIGHT, our series showcasing some of Britain's best theatrical lighting designers, focuses on Lucy Carter.
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