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Broadway and Wicked star Eden Espinosa who is set to debut at the Ford Amphitheatre in 'ME' this Friday, July 24 with special guest Grammy winner Paula Cole sits down with Broadway World to discuss her concert debut, all things Wicked, the plight Brooklyn and getting naked in RENT!
Crown City Theatre's Passionella from The Apple Tree - Stephanie Fredricks - talks about her passion: the theatre.
In addition to 2 B'way shows, Brandi has chalked up several regional credits as a 'quirky character actress.
Al Tapper has two shows running simultaneously at Algonquin Theatre in NYC.
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New York City is filled with lovely parks.
One of the nice perks about this job is getting to meet some extraordinarily talented people who you know will be giving some great performances to some very fortunate theatergoers.
Previews are now underway at Playwrights Horizons for the New York premiere of Our House, a new play by Pulitzer Prize finalist Theresa Rebeck.
Last seen on B'way in a featured role in 'Legally Blonde', the girl with the memorable name is a veteran of several hit shows.
Film and TV star Lorenzo Lamas, known for bad boy roles in the past, cuts a commanding figure as Zach in Ogunquit Playhouse's 77th season opener of 'A Chorus Line' through June 13
It's the time of year where the Theatre World celebrates the best of the best and special recognition is bestowed upon certain individuals for their work.
Manoel Felciano is currently starring in the Kennedy Center's revival of Ragtime.
'West Side Story' is Eric's 4th Broadway show and, he says, 'the pinnacle of dancing' in all musical theater.
The prolific and award-winning Peter Mills talks about the challenges of writing an original musical every year.
ANDRÉA BURNS (May 4) began her career touring the opera houses of Europe as Maria in West Side Story.
What does the current Phantom tour have in common with the 'Wicked' tour, 'The Lion King' tour and the 'Peter Pan' tour with Cathy Rigby? Read on.
From the Obie Award-winning author Lynn Nottage comes RUINED, 'a haunting, probing work about the resilience of the human spirit during times of war,' and the front-runner for a Pulitzer nomination.
It's a known fact that actors like to talk.
Many young fans of Spring Awakening dream of one day getting to play a role in the show they love so much, and Andy Mientus is living proof that the dream can come true.
As Andrew Hall stepped out in the role of Bill, leading the cast for the 10th anniversary celebration of MAMMA MIA! at the Prince of Wales Theatre, he, by his own admission, had other things on his mind.
The national tour of the Broadway smash hit musical Spring Awakening opened March 17th in Toronto to rave reviews.
If you've seen a Broadway musical in the past decade, chances are you've seen Lorin, who's also a choreographer and songwriter.
Sleepwalk With Me is an off Broadway show by standup comedian Mike Birbiglia which deals with his bouts of Sleepwalking and his search for love and happiness in the city.
Our series on 'women who run the show' concludes with MTC's artistic director, Lynne Meadow, and associate AD, Mandy Greenfield.
Tony Award nominees and husband and wife team, Jason Danieley and Marin Mazzie, join together for engagement at Feinstein's.
As her company celebrates its 25th anniversary, Hill chats with BWW for our Women's History Month series.
The rising cabaret star talks about her proudest moment, her greatest challenge and how she chooses her material.
Doug Kreeger is an actor who has been displaying his chameleon-like gifts to the various roles he has played on New York's stages.
Our special series for Women's History Month continues with a profile of Irish Rep's artistic director and cofounder.
The second in our Women's History Month profiles of female artistic directors.
Nathan Gunn talks about Broadway, Opera and teaching the next generation of singers
Mercedes Ruehl is no stranger to the high-stakes of mother/daughter on-stage drama.
BWW's conversations with 'women who run the show' commence with Angelina Fiordellisi, artistic director of the Cherry Lane Theatre.
Blake Bashoff misses having normal hair.
