BWW Interviews: Devon Hales of THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA at Theatrical Outfit
Exploring what it means to find and fight for true love, Devon shares the challenges and joys of portraying Clara in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA.
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Juan Carlos, Tatiana, & Sandra Cantu of IN THE HEIGHTS at Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center
In the Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical about community and family in a Dominican-American neighborhood in New York City, has a multi-layered meaning for its talented cast.
Best Solo Show Nominee MIKE BIRBIGLIA
Back at the theater where he broke out with 'Sleepwalk With Me', the actor and stand-up says thank God for jokes.
Marc Ciemiewicz, JOSEPH's Potiphar and Jacob
BroadwayWorld spoke with Marc Ciemiewicz about color, character and special effects in the national tour of 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Backstage with Richard Ridge: What's Not to Love About SHE LOVES ME's Benanti, Krakowski, Levi & Creel?
What's not to love about the four leads of Roundabout Theatre Company's glorious revival of SHE LOVES ME? Laura Benanti, Zachary Levi, Jane Krakowski and Gavin Creel just took part in SAG-AFTRA Foundation and BroadwayWorld.
Open Book: SOMETHING ROTTEN!'s Karey Kirkpatrick and John O'Farrell On Mixing Broadway and The Bard
The latest in BroadwayWorld's series of interviews with musical theatre's bookwriters.
Johanna Pfaelzer, Artistic Director of The Powerhouse Theater
Vassar & New York Stage and Film have announced a few of the projects tapped for the upcoming 32nd Powerhouse Season, the annual summer season which stages full productions of new plays, workshop presentations of new plays and musicals, and readings of other works in progress, among other developmen
Q&A With PS122 Gala Honorees: Annie-B Parson & Paul Lazar
A Q&A with PS122 Gala's Honorees: Annie B Parson and Paul Lazar
Backstage with Richard Ridge: Hell Yes! Danielle Brooks Opens Up About Her Life-Changing Role in THE COLOR PURPLE
She's one of Broadway's sassiest new stars and she's making a splash this season as 'Sofia' in the critically acclaimed revival of THE COLOR PURPLE.
Michael Berresse on ACT's THE LAST FIVE YEARS
BroadwayWorld San Francisco spoke with Michael Berresse, who directs of American Conservatory Theatre's upcoming production of 'The Last Five Years.
Benjamin Eakeley Talks BROADWAY SWINGER, SHE LOVES ME, and Career
This past January, Broadway performer Benjamin Eakeley charmed audiences at Feinstein's/54 Below with Broadway Swinger.
Tech Talk with Stage Manager Rachel Dendy
Stage Manager… it is one of those credits in your theatre program that you take for granted without ever really thinking about just what that title entails.
My Dance Selfie with Sterling Masters of Broadway's WICKED
Sterling Masters hails from Charlotte, NC and is currently appearing in Wicked on Broadway.
Jason Butler Harner of THE CRUCIBLE- Fearful and Loathsome in Salem
Harner credits the tight ensemble with getting the tone just right for the events that result in brutal executions of perceived witches.
Kevin Repich, Malissa Marlow, Leah Dalrymple of THE DROWSY CHAPERONE at California Lutheran University
Playing a character is hard enough for many actors and actresses who are starting out in musical theater, but The Drowsy Chaperone throws its performers a curve because of the complicated nature of the show.
Being That Sixth Person-Talking with Director Timothy Douglas about DISGRACED at Arena Stage
Lest you might think careers are well-planned, organized endeavors, take a lesson from director Timothy Douglas, who is gracing Washington in a return visit to Arena Stage (last season's King Hedley II was his Arena Stage debut) with his work with Ayad Akhtar's Disgraced, a play about being Muslim o
10 ON TUESDAY With Christopher Pazdernik
BroadwayWorld Chicago brings you 10 ON Tuesday, featuring artists in and around Chicago.
World Premiere ELLA ENCHANTED Author Gail Carson Levine Illuminates Magical Worlds
On a Sunday morning at Milwaukee's Intercontinental Hotel, First Stage hosted a brunch featuring world premiere Ella Enchanted author Gail Carson Levine.
Leila Buck, Shana Gold Talk HKEELEE at Mosaic Theater
Mosaic bills Leila Buck's solo show as "a probing portrait of a cosmopolitan Lebanese matriarch as remembered by her Lebanese-American granddaughter who attempts to piece together her beloved Teta's story.
Open Book: DISASTER! Co-Authors Seth Rudetsky and Jack Plotnick, From Sketch Comedy To Broadway
After ten years of writing and performing sketch comedy together, Rudetsky and Plotnick reunite to write their first musical.
An Exclusive Chat With NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT's Justin Brill
It's the roaring twenties and wealthy ladies' man Jimmy Winter meets bootlegging tomboy Billie Bendix.
Pat Hazell of THE WONDER BREAD YEARS at The McDavid Studio At Bass Performance Hall
This week, BroadwayWorld guest writer Sarah Comley-Caldwell had the privilege of chatting with the playwright and star of THE WONDER BREAD YEARS, Pat Hazell.
6 Questions & a Plug with Guthrie HARVEY's David Kelly
David Kelly debuts at the Guthrie Theater as Elwood P.
HFAC to Announce Name Change at DAMN YANKEES
Michael Mongtomery and Julie Montgomery discuss the name change announcement for HFAC and the opening of DAMN YANKEES in Houston, TX
BWW Interviews: Allison Semmes as Diana Ross in MOTOWN THE MUSICAL on Tour
As MOTOWN THE MUSICAL continues to tour all over North America, the success of the show is evident.
Playwright WILLARD MANUS Discusses His New Play About MM
Local Playwright Willard Manus' Joe & Marilyn: A Love Story, a new play about the troubled relationship between baseball great Joe DiMaggio and Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe, debuts this Saturday, April 23rd at 8:00 pm, runs April 23 - May 22, produced by John Lant and Anne Mesa, directed by T.
A SHINING Hour for Mark Campbell and the Art of Libretto-Writing
Do you remember that cataclysmal moment in the Stanley Kubrick film of Stephen King's “The Shining,” when Jack Nicholson axes his way through the bathroom door and says, wild-eyed, “Here's Johnny!” Well, you won't find it in King's book--or in Mark Campbell's libretto for THE SHINING, the ne
Jarran Muse as Marvin Gaye in MOTOWN THE MUSICAL on Tour
MOTOWN THE MUSICAL opened in NYC to enthusiastic audiences in 2013.
Broadway's an Open Book: Bookwriters From ON YOUR FEET!, TUCK EVERLASTING, ALADDIN, SOMETHING ROTTEN!, JERSEY BOYS and DISASTER! Talk About Creating Musicals
Writers seeking fame and recognition are generally advised to steer clear of the task of writing books for Broadway musicals.
BWW Blog: Houston Playwright Alric Davis Talks Origins of Original Play DIFFERENT, DAMAGED, DAMNED Set to Premiere at DC's Capital Fringe Festival
In 2011, while he was still in high school, Houston playwright Alric Davis stumbled upon the Gary Plauche case.
Satomi Blair Chats About KENTUCKY, Tribeca Film Festival and Much More!
Actress and producer Satomi Blair is ready to take on a role that she has been working on for over a year now.
Erica Stephan of NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT Dishes on Catching the Theater Bug and the Power of Gershwin
With Theater at the Center's premiere of the award-winning Broadway musical, NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT, only a few short week's away, things are in full swing (quite literally) for Chicago actress Erica Stephan.
Modern Comedy at Old Opera House Proves Beauty is More Than SKIN DEEP
Opening this Friday at the Old Opera House in Charles Town, WV, Skin Deep proves romance is based on more than just appearances and beauty is really much more than skin deep.
From Bill Gates to King George III- HAMILTON's Rory O'Malley Reflects on His Royally Wacky Spring
Just weeks ago he was preparing to make his Broadway return in NERDS.
10 on Tuesday with...Bill Larkin
Chicago musical funny man Bill Larkin sits down for 10 on Tuesday
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