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BWW Interview: Principal Dancer Ian Casady Shares His Favorite Things
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BWW Interview: Principal Dancer Ian Casady Shares His Favorite Things
Ariana DeBose is best known to audiences as an original company member of the Broadway mega-smash, 'Hamilton'.
Taking on the roles of choreographer, co-director (with Anthony Rodriguez), and cast member, MacQueen has immersed herself in this show for the second year in a row.
I have never talked with anyone who is more excited to live a dog's life than when I caught up with Andreas Wyder last week.
BWW speaks to Natasha Barnes about her title role in the first pantomime to be staged at the London Palladium in 29 years.
The National Theatre production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has captured the hearts of many across the globe.
At some point in life you've probably pondered a career in the performing arts.
We speak to Andrew Linnie about his role in The Commitments which opens at Glasgow's Theatre Royal tonight and stops off in Edinburgh and Aberdeen in 2017.
Whether you've caught him onstage at the Booth Theatre or tune in on Sunday nights to watch him on Showtime, Liev Schreiber is everywhere this season.
Today, Will Roland speaks exclusively with BWW and explains the ways in which making his Broadway debut in DEAR EVAN HANSEN is 'cosmically amazing.
It may be tempting to reduce Keith Maitland's new rotoscoped documentary film TOWER, about the 1966 shooting at the University of Texas, to its device - a curious novelty, a cartoon about a decades-old school shooting - but that would miss the point, and the difficulty, of what Maitland and his team
Just under a year ago, Jordan Fisher was melting the hearts of millions from behind the television screen.
Today BWW caught up with Tony nominee Megan Hilty to chat about her past roles, her current projects and what's ahead for the future!
They've already taken you to Austria, Neverland and Oz.
THE JEW WHO LOVES CHRISTMAS is an autobiographical, one-woman, 30-minute, performance piece by Abby Koenig.
Fulton Theatre's current production, DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, due to popular demand, is being held over until January 7, 2017.
What happens when the young owner of a failing shoe factory in Northampton, England meets a fabulous London drag queen named Lola? Well, in three words - BIG FAB FUN! And audiences will have the opportunity to witness this thrilling, yet touching musical tale, KINKY BOOTS, when the show takes the st
We live in uncertain times; today's version of talent is an impressive Instagram following, YouTube killed the show reel, and much of the art forms once adored are phasing out.
Louis Baker has had a varied career in the entertainment world.
Today's subject disproves the theory that you can't be good at everything.
For the Houston Symphony holiday concert VERY MERRY POPS, not only does Santa Claus come to town but so do the sweeter-than-honey honeys, Jessica and Santino Fontana.
BroadwayWorld recently sat down with Sarah Ellis, Head of Digital Development for the Royal Shakespeare Company, to chat about how the project came about and what it's like to bring this type of technology to the stage.
In these uncertain and often turbulent times, it's so important to have a glimmer of hope to see the journey through.
CityRep is bringing back their much-adored show, A Tuna Christmas, to delight Oklahoma City audiences yet again.
The musical Ragtime, which plays through this Sunday, December 4, at the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center, is an important work that weaves actual historical personages into the fabric of its three intersecting stories: an upper-class white family, the African American ragtime pianist Coalhouse Walk
The idea of a woman playing the lead in Shakespeare's Hamlet is not a new one.
Alexia Khadime made her West End debut in The Lion King aged 17, and went on to play Nala.
Actress Lisa Dillon's numerous stage credits include King John at Rose Theatre, Kingston, Hapgood at Hampstead Theatre, Design for Living at the Old Vic, The Knot of the Heart at the Almeida, and The Taming of the Shrew for the RSC.