Miss Peters

Enjoy two matinee tickets (2:00pm) to the Broadway revival of Hello Dolly starring Bernadette Peters and Victor Garber on July 14th and take home the jewelry that Miss Peters wears during the show (starfish pin, earrings and haircomb).

Bernadette Peters celebrates the publication of her third children's book, Stella and Charlie: Friends Forever with a book reading and signing at Bloomingdales, this Saturday, October 17th, at 2:00pm.

Today BroadwayWorld is particularly proud to present an exceptionally exciting exclusive byway of this career-spanning chat with two-time Tony Award-winning Broadway legend Bernadette Peters. In this all-encompassing conversation we discuss many aspects of her storied career, with a special focus on her upcoming feature film, COMING UP ROSES, which opens this Friday in NYC - a gritty and uncompromising independent feature offering Peters a searing central role as a struggling actress with a teenage daughter (Rachel Brosnahan) and their shared experiences cohabitating in 1980s era New York City. In what very well could be her finest dramatic performance of the new millennium, Peters does it all in COMING UP ROSES; she even gets to sing in it - the soundtrack features a familiar FIDDLER ON THE ROOF tune, a Kander & Ebb gem and even a stirring original song. Additionally, Miss Peters also sheds some light on her role in Season 2 of NBC's hit musical drama series SMASH. Over the course of the discussion we also look back at her exceptional career on stages and screens large and small, touching upon her theatre work with Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber and what roles of theirs she would consider in the future, as well as her experiences sharing the small screen with stars like Megan Hilty, Anjelica Huston and Carol Burnett and acting on the big screen for Woody Allen in ALICE. Plus, Bernadette gives us a tantalizing glimpse of what we can expect from her role in an upcoming animated feature film co-starring SMASH's Hilty and GLEE's Lea Michele, the highly anticipated DOROTHY OF OZ, and shares her satisfaction with her original, Bryan Adams-penned musical material for the forthcoming film. Yes, indeed, everything is definitely coming up roses today on BroadwayWorld and it's all thanks to the one and only Bernadette!

Have you ever sat around with a bunch of your smart friends and just gabbed all night about anything and everything, mostly about personal creative struggles or maybe trading a few snarky pop culture anecdotes? Well, seeing the long-awaited Los Angeles premiere of the Tony Award-nominated musical [title of show], in the appropriately intimate Celebration Theatre, feels so much like a kind of fun get-together. It's as if we, as the audience, are sitting and listening in on a lively gathering of close friends-who all happen to be immensely talented and pleasantly relatable. With a staging that is both witty and consistently hilarious, coupled with a catalog of charming, whimsical songs, [title of show] offers up an amusing musical love letter to (somewhat obsessive) musical show-lovers everywhere. Performances continue through September 5.

ACT One at The Academy of Christian Theatre in Kansas City, MO is holding auditions for A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

ACT One at The Academy of Christian Theatre in Kansas City, MO is holding auditions for A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

ACT One at The Academy of Christian Theatre in Kansas City, MO is holding auditions for A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

A Christmas Carol Auditions: September 8 and 10, Callbacks: September 11 Rehearsals: Tuesdays, September 22 through November 10, Saturdays, October 3, 24, November 14. Dress Rehearsals: November 13, 14, 15 (move in), 16, 17, 18 SHOWS: November 18, 19, 20, 21