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How did Broadway star Alex Brightman and songwriter Drew Gasparini get enlisted to tell The Life and Slimes of Marc Summers?
After Orphans, he says his "enthusiasm" for Broadway has been killed.
Javier Muñoz is "overwhelmed" by the support he's received from the theatre community since revealing his cancer diagnosis.
In Dear Evan Hansen, Evan feels like he doesn't quite fit in. The cast and creative team of the new musical reveal when they have felt the same in their lives.
Broadway stars band together for a concert with a cause.
The trio of Broadway talents are among the performers on the studio cast recording of An American Victory: A New Musical.
Altitude will feature music from The King and I, Here Lies Love, Spelling Bee and Company.
Bebe Neuwirth, Joel Grey, John Kander and more from Broadway' revival of Chicago remember their favorite moments working on the show 20 years ago.
If you could play a role of the opposite gender, what would it be and why?
In a world where we have virtually everything at our fingertips, why are we constantly craving more? American Psycho cast and creatives sound off.
Before the new musical opens Off-Broadway, get an exclusive sneak peek!
Yet again, Broadway went Backwards to sing songs usually performed by the opposite gender. Here's what happened!
The cast of On the Town has left "New York, New York" to hit San Francisco.
Before Waitress, Sara Bareilles and Jessie Mueller crossed paths somewhere in the Woods (and now they're inseparable).
The Next to Normal mother-daughter duo look back on one of the most monumental shows of their careers now that they're reunited for Broadway's American Psycho.
The legendary stage and screen actress comments on the concert event celebrating her 70th birthday.
Who met their future husband at a caf\u00E9? Why did Sara Bareilles quit serving breakfast? The cast of Waitress dishes!
Matthew Lee Robinson's new musical Atlantis gets a NYC reading today.
Though Nerds won\u2019t open on Broadway, the company performed today for friends and family. Director Casey Hushion shares details from inside their last day together.
The musical had been scheduled to begin previews April 1.
The Next to Normal Tony nominee will be seen at Feinstein's\/54 Below.
The contemporary new play was written and conceived by Rodney Dennis Hicks.
When Ban Rappaport read Fiddler on the Roof was coming back to Broadway, he told his girlfriend he\u2019d play Perchik. Two years later, he got the role (and a fianc\u00E9e)!
This weekend, a semi-immersive West Side Story will open in a warehouse setting with a multi-racial cast. Director Amanda Denhert weighs in on the piece\u2019s relevance now more than ever b…
Natalie Weiss is returning to London.
