A Women's History Month Special with Director & Choreographer Susan Stroman!
She's won multiple Tonys for big, splashy, toe-tapping musicals, but Stro's current project is a nonmusical family dramedy off-Broadway.
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Collegiate Theatrics: USC's CHANTAL NCHAKO
A perfect example is Chantal Nchako, a native of Douala, Cameroon, and a graduate of Howard University in Washington, D.
Shaina Taub Rejuvenates OLD HATS
The singer-songwriter's music and performance complement Bill Irwin and David Shiner's baggy pants silliness in this revival of the side-splitting show.
Noah Racey of ROAD SHOW at Signature Theatre
I first met Noah Racey when I was directing the 2004 Nightlife Awards at Town Hall in New York.
Tony Winner Brian Dennehy on Why He Returns to Theatre, New Film KNIGHT OF CUPS
Few actors have had a career to rival that of Brian Dennehy, either in terms of success or longevity.
Benjamin Cook of TUCK EVERLASTING Talks Dance and Broadway
Success in the arts is certainly not easy, often taking years before finally booking your big break.
Zoë Winters Chats About Starring in New Play RED SPEEDO
RED SPEEDO, the latest new play from New York Theatre Workshop, is turning heads all over town as it dives into people's need to be the best.
Puppets Bring Playfulness to CATCO's HANSEL AND GRETEL
CATCO's upcoming production of "Hansel and Gretel" is using puppetry to tell the story of the Grimm brothers' classic tale of teamwork.
Collegiate Theatrics: University of Memphis' CODY RUTLEDGE
Whew! We need a vacation already, so you can only imagine how Cody, the guy with the enormous heart and brilliant imagination must feel! So, here's some quick and sage advice for you: Buy yourself some Cody Rutledge stock and watch its value increase, even as his reputation as both an actor and as…
REX'S EXES, a Southern Fried Sequel, Debuts at Old Opera House
Get ready for even more craziness with the Verdeen cousins as a huge helping of southern fried comedy, the farce Rex's Exes, debuts at the Old Opera House.
A Women's History Month Speical with Director Anne Kauffman of SMOKEFALL
Kauffman's deft hand with the quirky work of contemporary playwrights has earned her awards in NY and regionally.
David Blackburn and Austin Theatre Project
We continue our series on Austin theatres and producers with David Blackburn and the award winning Austin Theatre Project.
Working with Suzuki Master Teacher Ellen Lauren on A 'California' MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
A very special production of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM is on stage right now at UCLA, presented by the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.
IF/THEN's Anthony Rapp Talks Life-Changing Moments and More
Decisions big or small can alter your life forever.
Beyond the Plastic with DIXIE'S TUPPERWARE PARTY
Long before Facebook and the Internet, women gathered at host's house to chat and buy Tupperware at widely popular Tupperware parties.
10 ON TUESDAY with Doug Peck
10 On Tuesday with Doug Peck
Director Mark Hisler Contextualizes TERRA NOVA at The Vortex
The next show in the Vortex Theater will be Terra Nova, by Ted Tally.
Quinn Mattfeld Promises an Amazing Theatrical Experience with MATILDA THE MUSICAL at the Fisher Theatre
"I saw Matilda on Broadway for the first time after I had been cast in the show.
Director CALVIN REMSBERG Talks Leipzig at Group rep
alvin Remsberg is well known as both actor and director on both coasts.
Bree Bridger Talks Directing Mamet's DUCK VARIATIONS for Firecracker Productions
In David Mamet's THE DUCK VARIATIONS, two elderly men spend their time watching birds and making conversation that is often for those very same birds.
KAYLA ROWSER, A Dancer's Life
As the reputation of Nashville Ballet has grown over the years, so too have the company's dancers' resumes and notoriety.
Joshua Denning and the Fine Arts Academy at McCallum High School
Broadway World Austin continues our series looking into Austin area theatres with the Fine Arts Academy at McCallum High School.
FORBIDDEN BROADWAY's John Freedson Discusses the Satirical Show, Coming to the Fox Performing Arts Center, in Riverside.
The side-splitting parody known as FORBIDDEN BROADWAY comes to the Fox Performing Arts Center in Riverside, California, for two shows only on Saturday, March 12, 2016.
The Friday 5: Three from ACT 1's LYSISTRATA
Today, three of the folks most closely associated with the production - director Moore is joined by cast members Sarah Shepherd and Maggie Pitt - fall under our Friday 5 spotlight, allowing us to get to know more about what makes them tick and why each of them believe audiences should flock to…
The Friday 5: MURDER's Brooke Muriel Ferguson
Brooke Muriel Ferguson is the latest wunderkind from the Lipscomb University Department of Theatre to make her directorial debut at Towne Centre Theatre, helming the production of the murder mystery Murder's in the Heir that opens tonight in Brentwood.
Director, Actor, and Writer Mark Shanahan On Directing AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS At the Alley
The Alley Theatre takes on Mark Brown's stage adaptation of Jules Verne's inventive novel.
Next Iteration Theater Brings New Political Drama THE BABY to MATCH
'The personal is political,' wrote radical feminist Carol Hanisch.
FRIDAY 5 (On Thursday!): Four From STC's IN THE HEIGHTS
Today, we introduce you to four cast members from In The Heights - Lipscomb University's Bekah Purifoy, Belmont University's Chris D.
Ron S. McCan Talks SOTA's 2016 Spring Musical
BroadwayWorld interviews Ron S.
A Moment with the Mother Abbess-Ashley Brown of THE SOUND OF MUSIC Tour
Ashley Brown spends a moment talking to Broadway World Atlanta about what it has been like playing a young Mother Abbess in The Sound of Music as she prepares for her last stop of the tour.
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