She Believed She Could: How Passion Carries Marsha Mason Through New Challenges
For Marsha Mason, versatility has been the name of the game throughout her long and acclaimed career.
For Marsha Mason, versatility has been the name of the game throughout her long and acclaimed career.
Over the course of a few years, director Rachel Chavkin has gone from being a staple of the off-Broadway scene to the director with one of the most distinctive and creative aesthetics on Broadway.
This season on Broadway, everything has definitely been going Eva Price's way.
Origin stories are a weird thing, and nowhere on Broadway right now is there an odder origin story than Be More Chill.
Previously a folk singer-songwriter, Anais Mitchell is blazing new ground on Broadway this season, both with her unique jazz-folk interpretation of classical Greek mythology and as the first woman in over a decade to be solely responsible for the book, music, and lyrics of a Broadway musical.
Musical theatre is the land of collaboration, and anyone who's ever tried to write a musical knows that it can be a land filled with landmines.
When it comes to 'how I got here' stories, Ásta Bennie Hostetter's is both incredibly unique and incredibly familiar.
While Broadway struggles to find ways to support new work that isn't star-studded or based on an existing property, off-Broadway theatres are embracing new voices at every turn.
If you haven't heard of Abby DePhillips yet, now would be a good time to get acquainted.
There's a fairly good chance that Lynn Ahrens wrote one of your favorite songs.
Most performers have a youthful "origin story" - some memory of watching a musical or being in a community production that introduced them to the magic of the stage and inspired their future path.
If there's a word to define Ariana DeBose, it's 'authentic.
"Finding the art in forward motion.
Six days a week, a hour or so before the stars of Summer: The Donna Summer Musical sign in on the callboard, dresser LJ Wright arrives at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre to help lay the groundwork for the day's show(s).
What place does a fairytale have in the modern world? Unlike Cinderella's slipper, there's no one perfect fit of an answer, but two of Broadway's favorites have been exploring this question through a popular concert/cabaret series.