Zoe Kazan: Ingénue In-Charge
Budding actress Zoe Kazan has found a polished balance between her role as an independent woman 'now' and the guidelines of being a girl 'then.
Broadway Interviews — Page 407
The latest interviews with Broadway stars, creatives & more.
Latest Interviews
Charles Mee: Penning His Paradise
For any American playwright to debut new material with an acclaimed New York theatre company is a privilege.
Nightlife Award Winner Jessica Molaskey
Jessica Molaskey talks about music, marriage, and winning two Nightlife Awards in a row.
Nightlife Award Winner Christine Pedi
The award-winning singer talks about the creation of comedy and cabaret.
Nicholas J. Coleman Creates a Special Kind of Silence
When an audience is sitting in an intimate theater and watching a two-character play, the only way to gauge their appreciation is by the quality of the silence between the bon mots that are scattered throughout the text.
Nightlife Award Winner Marilyn Maye
The music legend talks about her career and recent Nightlife Award Win.
David Morse & Ciaran Hinds: The Devil to Pay
Pitting legend and superstition against the risk of card-playing and the drink, Conor McPherson's new play 'The Seafarer' balances upon polished performers like Hollywood film and TV star David Morse and acclaimed-actor Ciaran Hinds.
Stage Door Chicago: Jerry Herman Discusses His Life & Shows
Jerry Herman pulls the stops out in this in-depth and heartfelt conversation about his incredible career.
Stage Door Chicago: Interview with Sharon K. McGhee
Radio personality Sharon K.
Tituss Burgess: The Motion in the Ocean
Anxious for Opening Night of 'The Little Mermaid' on Thursday, January 10, Tituss Burgess (currently starring as Sebastian) shares some of his thrills in playing one of the world's most notable shellfish, the creative processes behind the new musical, and what audiences have to look forward to at th
Anthony Crivello: Las Vegas' Phantom
Anthony Crivello likes Las Vegas.
Josh Lefkowitz: Back in Baltimore, So "Now What?"
Writer/Actor/Monologist Josh Lefkowitz on sustaining a career, avoiding the Sophomore Slump, and his newest work, Now What?
Stage Door Chicago: Interview with Heidi Kettenring
The multi talented Heidi Kettenring, who is currently garnering rave reviews for her performance as Jo March in 'Little Women, The Musical' talks about her career in this intimate conversation.
Kerry Butler - Seth's Broadway Chatterbox
This week's new presentation, Seth chats with Kerry Butler, currently starring in 'Xanadu.
Jerry Herman: He'll Be Here Tomorrow
Reached by telephone in Florida on the day after Christmas, Jerry Herman had just taken his morning swim and was enjoying the balmy weather.
Top News in Charm City 2007: Single Carrot Comes to Town
The number one news story of 2007, for this critic, is the arrival of a fresh, daring new theatre company.
Broadway Bullet: Interview with 'Yellow Face' Director, Leigh Silverman.
Leigh Silverman is the director of the new play by David Henry Hwang which recently premiered at the Public Theatre.
The Women of August Wilson: Four Actresses Speak
The four female co-stars of August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come and Gone at CENTERSTAGE on Wilson, acting, and celebrating life.
GYPSY OF THE MONTH: André Ward of 'Xanadu'
Venturing out of the chorus, André has had a lead in 'Pippin' regionally and a featured role in an ABC soap storyline.
Stage Door Chicago: 'Dog Sees God' Podcast
The talented cast and director of Rubicon's 'Dog Sees God' discusses making the classic Peanuts characters relevant in 2007 and how the issues and growing pains each of them face can be pulled off the front page of any of todays newspapers.
Stage Door Chicago: Interview with Director Daniel Karslake
Producer and now first time film director Daniel Karslake sits down for a candid interview at the Chicago premier of his mutli- award winning film 'For The Bible Tells Me So'.
'Avenue Q' on Tour: A Chat with Rob McClure
Nine fast questions for Rob McClure, who plays Princeton and Rod in the National Tour of Avenue Q.
The Grinch: A (Long) Day in Whoville!
Typically, Broadway shows play eight shows a week with a maximum of two shows a day, usually on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Interview: HOW DOES THE SHOW GO ON? Disney's Tom Schumacher Tells Us in a Great New Book
Thomas Schumacher, President, Disney Theatrical Productions, has written a new book, HOW DOES THE SHOW GO ON? an INTRODUCTION TO THE THEATER.
Philly People Behind the Curtain: Walnut St. Theater's Bernard Havard
An interview with Walnut Street Theatre's Producing Artistic Director Bernard Havard
Oscar, Tony and Keith Lockhart
Conductor and Maestro Keith Lockhart is a true gem of a performer and one whose recordings and concerts with the Boston Pops that begs repeated hearings.
Cast of 'Pumpgirl' Filling the Tank at MTC
The charming and talented cast of 'Pumpgirl,' an intelligent story now playing MTC, discuss some of the story's deeper meanings and share in the design of performing an eloquently written three-person monologue play with the sensibility of a dialogue piece.
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