558 stories by "Harry Haun"
The musical set in a racially-tense Detroit during the Civil Rights era has made a timely Broadway return.
After 20 years, Melissa Errico returned to Encores! and kicked off a career resurgence.
Langella confesses that he's found the role he's been searching for. It's not what you expect.
How Tony winner Lange finds comfort in the troubled women of the American theatre.
Director Phyllida Lloyd readies an army of talent to take on another all-female Shakespeare.
Playbill's Harry Haun shares the scoop from commercial breaks to the press room to the after-party of the year.
As An Act of God opens on Broadway, the cast talks re-booting the show with a new star and fresh humor one year later.
As Paramour opens on Broadway, Cirque du Soleil goes to the cinema by way of Broadway.
With The Judas Kiss at BAM, actor Rupert Everett takes on a Wilde Everest.
The actor talks complexity, ambiguity and irresolvable questions in the latest revival of the Arthur Miller classic.
As Long Day's Journey Into Night opens on Broadway, the cast reflects on Eugene O'Neill's gift from the grave that still travels well.
Director Casey Nicholaw officially has four shows on Broadway with the opening of Tuck Everlasting and gets his dream ballet.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson began his one-man restaurant-set show one night after Jessie Mueller's Waitress. Who got a reservation (both in the show itself and on the red carpet) for opening night?
Diane Paulus and Jessie Mueller serve up a slice of Sara Bareilles confection.
Benjamin Walker Carries On As Duncan Shiek's American Psycho.
The actor who brought Andrew Jackson to life on Broadway now takes on Hollywood's infamous serial killer in American Psycho.
Steve Martin and Edie Brickell have brought their Southern hospitality to Broadway with Bright Star.
The cast and creative team behind the latest revival of this parfumerie-set love story share their opening thoughts.
Director Joe Mantello and Jeff Daniels reflect on the differences between this Blackbird and the Off-Broadway original they worked on together almost a decade ago.
Playbill catches up with Rudetsky and cast on the anything-but-disastrous opening night.
Playbill catches up with the cast and creative team of the groundbreaking new play that marks Broadway debuts for these three women and history for all women.
Our readers know their Broadway trivia like nobody else, but when we turn the lens on the intersection of Broadway and Hollywood, does your knowledge hold up?
Playbill chats with the cast and creative team behind Broadway's latest revival of Eugene O'Neill's Hughie on opening night.
Arian Moayed embodies fully developed characters, regardless of ethnicity.
Playwright Stephen Karam's The Humans bows at the Helen Hayes, marking the Pulitzer-finalist's Broadawy debut. Somewhere between its Off-Broadway run and op…
