Sean Thompson Talks LOVE NEVER DIES
Andrew Lloyd Webber's sequel to his smash hit THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, entitled LOVE NEVER DIES is currently touring across the United States.
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Susan Pourfar's Mid-Life Crisis in MARY PAGE MARLOWE
Pourfar shares the title role with six actresses and a doll in Tracy Letts' powerful play about a woman's life of quiet desperation.
Chris Walley Talks THE LIEUTENANT OF INISHMORE
BWW chatted to Chris Walley from The Lieutenant of Inishmore about his time at RADA and how it feels to make his professional stage debut in the Michael Grandage directed play.
Triangle Rising Star Winner Mya Ison Reflects on Her JIMMY AWARDS Experience
Mya Ison is still beaming after spending a week in New York for The Jimmy Awards, the National High School Musical Theatre Awards that celebrate the best in high school musical talent.
Actor Bill Lovern
BWW Interview: Actor Bill Lovern
Backstage with Richard Ridge: Anna & Glinda & Lysistrata & More! FROZEN's Patti Murin Reflects on the Roles That Made Her Career
'I keep saying that I forgot that I know how to act, as opposed to making faces and appropriate gestures.
BWW Interviews: Kyle Selig, Victoria Clark, and Betsy Wolfe at THE JIMMY AWARDS Red Carpet
The Jimmy Awards celebrate outstanding high school performers from across the nation.
Francis Jue becomes David Henry Hwang (sort of) in SOFT POWER, the fabulous fantasy at the Curran
San Francisco native Francis Jue (M.
Susan Egan & Yvette Lawrence of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at 5-Star Theatricals
For the first time in 22 years, Susan Egan takes to the stage in her pioneering role as Belle in 'Beauty and the Beast.
Emily Escobar wins Scholarship from THE JIMMY AWARDS at Minskoff Theatre
Little did Emily Escobar realize that her performance in Alonso High School's Zombie Prom as Toffee would earn her a nomination as Outstanding Actress.
Robert Softley Gale Gives A Director's View On Accessibility
BWW catches up with Robert Softley Gale to talk about accessible theatre from a director's point of view and bringing My Left Right Foot to the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Writer JOEY FAMA, Choreographer LANE NAPPER, and Director/Musician MICHAEL PERRY of THE CARNIVAL KID
Travis has been having trouble concentrating at work, which tends to happen when all your thoughts have been replaced with an insatiable longing for your co-worker, in this case a woman named Adelaide.
From Metamorphosis to a GROUNDLINGS' ROAD TRIP, Larry Treadwell's Ever Making Music to Rock the House
Attending The Groundlings shows on a Friday or Saturday night, you will sure to hear one of the most rocking bands in Los Angeles or anywhere smoking music is appreciated.
Mariano Jaime del cast di 'Dalia delle fate' ci parla della nuova serie musical di La5
Da lunedi 11 giugno e in onda su La5 la serie musical teen DALIA DELLE FATE, gia conosciuta in Argentina come Dalia de las hadas.
Vikki Stone On Her Upcoming Tour
BWW catches up with comedian Vikki Stone to chat about her upcoming tour.
Drew Baker Talks Theatrical Rights Worldwide
BWW chatted to the vice-president of Theatrical Rights Worldwide, Drew Baker, about show licensing and the new British Musicals Collection that has just been launched.
Director Emily Lim Talks PERICLES at the National Theatre
This August, a company of over 200 people from across London joins forces at the National Theatre to perform a new musical version of Shakespeare's Pericles.
FIRE IN DREAMLAND's Kyle Beltran on Resilience, Re-Building, and Reigniting the Light
No stranger to the Public Theater, Kyle Beltran, has performed in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Head of Passes, and The Fortress of Solitude, and now returns to the stage for Fire in Dreamland.
Joe Tippett On His Upward HIGHWAY From WAITRESSing to Coaching CARLIN
Amanda Peet's sophomore playwrighting effort OUR VERY OWN CARLIN McCULLOUGH has already been garnering rave reviews in its current world premiere at the Geffen Playhouse.
MAURAYA SHARMA On His Play - The Two Headed Lore
The piece was conceptualized by 14 year old, Mauraya Sharma in his quest to find answers to questions around his own identity in a society with fixed, often oppressive gender norms.
BWW Feature: VODAFONE LAUNCHES Campaign To Help You Win Tickets To Broadway Show Aladdin
The story of 'Aladdin' has been re-imagined and developed by Indian talent to make it locally relevant, without losing the original essence of the Broadway show
FRENCH MUSIC COMPOSER Titi Robin On His Love For Indian Music
Back in the 70's that I began listening to Pandit Ravi Shankar.
Josh Breckenridge of DAVE at Arena Stage
Josh Breckenridge stars as Duane Bolden in Arena Stage's upcoming premiere of 'Dave,' which opens July 13th and runs through August 19th.
Nicole Stratton of LITTLE WOMEN - THE MUSICAL at Logos Theatre
We asked director Nicole Stratton to share with BWW readers a little about the production.
BWW Exclusive: Conrad Ricamora Rises to SOFT POWER and Blasts Trump for Getting Away With Racism
Conrad Ricamora is best-known to millions of TV viewers as Oliver, the cute computer whiz, on ABC's 'How to Get Away With Murder.
Julia Sandiford Talks THE ONE, Soho Theatre
Following on from last summer's smash-hit Touch, Vicky Jones returns with her award-winning debut play.
Dancer ARUNAS MOZURAITIS On His Maiden India Visit And The Vibrant Culture Of Dance
Arunas Mozuraitis has performed in Sweden, Slovakia, United Kingdom and Norway.
Lauren Ward and Nathan Amzi Talk PROM QUEEN
We recently caught up with Lauren Ward and Nathan Amzi while on a break from rehearsals for Prom Queen, a new musical based on the true story of Canadian teen Marc Hall who took his Catholic school board to court when they wouldn't let him attend prom with his boyfriend.
MUTT HOUSE's Ryan McCartan Goes to the Dogs
As one of the human characters in the world premiere of playwright Tony Cookson's MUTT HOUSE; Ryan McCartan sings, leads and reacts with a zany pack of canine creatures.
Tito Hernandez Channels Inner Fosse for North Carolina Theatre's PIPPIN
PIPPIN is the story of a young prince trying to find the meaning of life.
Jeremiah James Talks IT HAPPENED IN KEY WEST
Jeremiah James is an actor, writer, and producer who has worked in New York, LA, London, and many other cities.
J. Robert Moore on Sixty Years of the Zilker Summer Musical and ALL SHOOK UP
Who hasn't been to one of the Broadway musical gems that play out in the open air amphitheatre during these blistering hot Austin summers? A gift to the community, the Zilker Summer Musical has been part of Austin for sixty years now.
Irish Rep's William Bellamy on Finding His Second Home and The Enchantment of ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER
This summer, Irish Rep is bringing the beauty and wonder of one of Broadway's most captivating musicals, On A Clear Day You Can See Forever back to New York City.
Angelina Fiordellisi's FIRST LOVE Is a Keeper
In FIRST LOVE, an autumnal love story, a cranky couple way north of youth turn young love on its head.
Theatre Life with Matthew Gardiner
You most likely know today's subject Matthew Gardiner as the Associate Artistic Director of Signature Theatre – one of the area's go-to place for musicals
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