4,256 stories by "Ruthie Fierberg"
The actor famous for Cabaret spills the details about the opening of his East Village hotspot and what to expect from the film co-starring Emma Stone.
The 25 tracks from 1950s musicals every theatre fan must know.
From the iconic Tschaikovsky piece to the Here/Now Festival, you won’t want to miss these offerings from the NYCB’s fall season.
The series, starring two-time Tony winner Sutton Foster, airs its Season 4 finale September 13.
Actor Molly Bernard shares secrets from the set of the hit TV Land show in advance of the September 13 Younger season finale.
Tony and Emmy winner Derek McLane shares never-before-heard secrets about his massive set for last year’s live television event.
The National Theatre production of Lee Hall’s new play will offer an onstage immersive dining option.
Feiffer stars in her play A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Gynecologic Oncology Unit... at the Geffen Playhouse.
The season will feature work by George Balanchine, Rudolf Nureyev, Benjamin Millepied, and more.
The lineup for the October concert continues to grow.
The inaugural awards honor the dance communities in Broadway, Off-Broadway, and film.
“Garjana” is about to be New York City’s hottest trend, and it's powered by Broadway dancers.
The Broadway veteran sings (and dances) “Music and the Mirror” aboard the Playbill cruise.
The play about one Southern family dealing with the arrival of the Civil Rights movement opened September 6.
Michael Yates Crowley’s play opened September 10 at the Duke on 42nd Street Theater.
Plays and songs inspired by the tragedies of the terrorist attacks, their aftermath, and the rebuilding of America.
Cast members from the Broadway musical explain why the September 11 event at New York City’s Intrepid is their way of honoring the day.
What you need to know before you go to the McKittrick Hotel.
In honor of the U.S. Open tennis finals in New York, we take a look back at the shows, songs, and venues that served up theatre love.
In Playbill’s new series, the kids of Broadway’s biggest stars spill the details about their parents.
How you can win one-of-a-kind Broadway experiences while supporting theatre education in schools.
The new comedy features the star of Steve Martin’s upcoming Broadway play, Meteor Shower.
These actors talk waiting rooms, chemistry tests, and their first commercials on Late Night With Seth Meyers.
The actor returns as the hunky (yet dim) cop Vince in the fall television reboot.
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of The Carol Burnett Show, Burnett and her original castmates will be joined by Kristin Chenoweth, Bernadette Peters, and more.
