504 stories by "Mark Peikert"
In a new video series, the American Idiot and American Psycho alum shares a peek into her self-isolation routines, from life with hunky husband Bob Lenzi to the results of her green thumb.
Join Playbill and the Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization for a viewing party of the 1965 classic at 8 PM Eastern March 20
Bernadette Peters gets undermine-y, Michael Swift gets sweaty, Ivy Lynn gets teary, and Eileen is extremely thirsty in "The Workshop."
All those episodes of men being awful? They still are, but this time Ivy Lynn isn't backing down thanks to prednisone!
The musical (which earned Leigh a Tony Award) opened at the Broadway Theatre March 18, 1963.
When a series begins with a character auditioning for Mannequin The Musical on Broadway, a theatrelover knows they have a new binge watch.
The men of Smash get somehow even worse, and Ivy Lynn and Karen are not the support they need.
Nick Jonas drops by to show Ivy Lynn some bedrooms, and Karen proves her status as Miss Golden Sprout.
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS has curated a playlist of the last decade of the concert's most popular performances for audiences to enjoy after the cancellation of the March 16 event.
The much-loved Canadian series is one of many theatre-related titles available on the streaming service.
The announcement from Mayor Bill de Blasio comes on the heels of the CDC's updated guidance against all gatherings of more than 50 people for eight weeks.
Eileen throws good Manhattan, and Julia severely underestimates Ellis in the third episode.
The musical adaptation of Purlie Victorious, which turned Melba Moore into a star, opened March 15, 1970.
What can top the audition to end all auditions? A callback!
In response to calls for self quarantine, the Disney company will make the animated sequel available on Disney+.
Looking back at the episode that introduced audiences to two girls with a hunger for fame.
Directed by Sammi Cannold, Celine Song's play opened March 9.
The ticket offer from producer Scott Rudin will begin March 12, amid rising coronavirus concerns.
Director Marianne Elliott and star Katrina Lenk share insights about the gender-flipped revival of the Stephen Sondheim-George Furth musical.
The Tony Award nominee brings sensitivity and comedy to the up-to-date musical version of the beloved Robin Williams-led film.
The second installment dedicated to the musicals of the last two decades highlights shows that played Broadway between 2005 and 2009.
Choreographer Lucy Hind takes us inside her process for the Broadway mounting of the musical.
The Off-Broadway hit is currently in previews at the Belasco.
The Inside the Actors Studio host was also a writer and actor who ushered two musicals to Broadway.
The revisal of the Meredith Willson musical opened February 26.
