Donna McKechnie: The Music and the Mirror-Reflects A 'Star'
Borrowing a line from A Chorus Line, I saw the red shoes' at seven years old and I fell in love with dance.
Broadway Interviews — Page 421
The latest interviews about live + streaming theatre in Broadway.
Latest Interviews
A Totally NEWCLEAR Euan Morton
Tony Award-nominee Euan Morton chats about his debut solo album 'NewClear' and playing the title role in the recent Bay Street Theatre production of TOMMY
Behind the Stage Door with Danny Burstein
Danny Burstein, the stage door favorite who plays narcissistic Latin Lover Aldolpho in The Drowsy Chaperone, is anything but vain about his theatrical accomplishments
GYPSY OF THE MONTH: Roger Preston Smith of 'Hello, Dolly!'
Ten years after serenading Carol Channing on Broadway and tour, Roger is now waiting on Tovah Feldshuh in 'Dolly!' at N.
Back Over Here!: An Interview with Frances Ruffelle
In 1987, a British actress in a shabby brown trenchcoat, newsboy cap and with a dirt-smudged face, sang of her solitude.
Anthony Crivello: Creating and Re-Creating
Tony winner Anthony Crivello talks about playing the title role in Phantom--The Las Vegas Spectacular
An Interview with Brent Barrett
Brent Barrett, known for his romantic presence and ravishing tenor has played many roles--but never before has he brought down the world's most famous chandelier
An Interview with Ann Harada
Ann Harada, who originated the role of Christmas Eve in Avenue Q on Broadway, is currently reprising her role in the London production of the Tony award winning musical, the only actress from the original company to recreate her performance in London.
An Interview with Stephanie J. Block
Stephanie J.
A Chat with Broadway Bares' Denis Jones and Dontee Kiehn
This year's Broadway Bares is being held on Sunday June 18th and is promising to be one of the best yet - celebrating New York's 'colorful characters and interesting places.
An Interview with Danton Burroughs
In 1912, Edgar Rice Burroughs introduced the character of Tarzan to the world in his imaginative tale, 'Tarzan of the Apes.
Jbara Still A SCOUNDREL!!!
TJ Fitzgerald checks in with Dirty Rotten Scoundrels' Gregory Jbara, a true talent and one of the nicest guys on Broadway
2006 Tony Awards Q&A: Kathleen Marshall
A double-nominee for Best Director, and Best Choreographer for The Pajama Game, Kathleen chats about the show, awards and more.
Roundtable Discussion with the cast of Red Light Winter
Red Light Winter, written and directed by Adam Rapp, played a sold-out extended run at the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago, and is now being presented in New York.
2006 Tony Awards Q&A: LaChanze
Best Lead Actress in a musical LaChanze talks about The Color Purple, Oprah, the show's impact and more.
2006 Tony Awards Q&A: Cynthia Nixon
Nominated for Best Leading Actress in a play for The Rabbit Hole, Cynthia Nixon looks back at that production and more.
2006 Tony Awards Q&A: David Zippel
Tony nominated for Best Original Score (alongside Andrew Lloyd Webber), David Zippel gives us the scoop on what's next for The Woman in White and his other projects.
2006 Tony Awards Q&A: Manoel Felciano
Nominated for Best Featured Actor in a Musical, Manoel Felciano gives us the scoop on Sweeney Todd.
2006 Tony Awards Q&A: Marsha Norman
Playwright Marsha Norman is nominated for Best Book for The Color Purple, and tells us about the challenges of bringing that show to the stage and more.
2006 Tony Awards Q&A: John Doyle
John Doyle is nominated for Best Director of a Musical for his work on Sweeney Todd.
Brandon Cutrell: Risking and Winning
MAC and Bistro Award winner Brandon Cutrell talks about songs, styles, and the future of cabaret.
2006 Tony Awards Q&A: Sutton Foster
Best Leading Actress in a Musical nominee Sutton Foster tells us about The Drowsy Chaperone's path to Broadway and more!
A Conversation with Liza Minnelli and Sam Harris
On Sunday night, June 11th, Broadway puts on its biggest show of the year.
An Interview with Brooke Smith
Her first major role was that of Catherine Martin in 'The Silence of the Lambs,' and Brooke Smith has since accumulated dozens of film, television, and stage credits.
Interview: Linda Eder on her New Album, Tour & the '06 Tonys
Fresh from her successful run at Feinstein's, Linda Eder will play three nights at the Mohegan Sun Cabaret Theater, June 2-4, 2006
An Interview with Betty Buckley
Betty Buckley chats about her upcoming New York jazz debut, May 30 - June 4 at the Blue Note New York.
A One-on-One with the Legendary Phil Collins
He has sold more than 70 million solo albums and is best known as a drummer, songwriter and performer.
2006 Tony Awards Q&A Michael Cerveris
Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd, and you will find Michael Cerveris winning rapturuous applause every night for the title role.
2006 Tony Awards Q&A: John Lloyd Young
John Lloyd Young is currently starring as Frankie Valli in Broadway's JERSEY BOYS.
GYPSY OF THE MONTH: Ramón Flowers of 'Hot Feet'
Between the 'Chorus Line' tour in 1980 and his six Broadway shows since '98, Ramón was an internationally known ballet dancer.
A Chat with Debbie Gravitte
Debbie has been called 'one of the best voices on Broadway' by the Associated Press.
Q&A with Actor and Playwright John Cariani
We've all heard that some actors really want to direct.
An Interview with Patti LuPone
From her dressing room at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre where she is currently playing the role of Mrs.
An Interview with Christiane Noll
Christiane Noll, currently starring in the York Theatre Company musical A Fine and Private Place, is a versatile performer who sees no reason to impose limits on herself--in theatre and in life
Q&A with Jack Mulcahy
Standing a little over six feet tall, born and raised in New York City, Jack Mulcahy's career in the entertainment business began as a musician.
Q&A with Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
His interesting career begins by day as the writer of the monthly adventures of Spiderman and the Fantastic Four for Marvel Comics and then by night, he is a playwright.
Q&A with Composers & Lyricists Joe Drymala and Eric Svejcar
Joe Drymala and Eric Svejcar aren't a songwriting team, but they have a few things in common besides the fact that they both write musicals.
