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The 2024 Best Choreography nominee discusses the conception and movement of the new musical based on the album by Sufjan Stevens.
Listen as the 2024 Tony Award nominee describes the adventure of "Stereophonic," learning to play the bass for this role and the destiny of meeting his character at the right time.
In the first episode of Broadway News' audio series, hear from 2024 Tony Award nominee about her experience singing Alicia Keys' music, playing a mom and why she'll never leave the theater.
Director Gordon Greenberg discusses creating a laugh-out-loud, '80s-set "confection" of a musical.
The project's producer, Cheryl Widner, is a longtime Broadway dresser.
The Tony Award-winning sound designer of "MJ," now nominated for "Hell's Kitchen," breaks down the obstacles he overcomes to create award-worthy sound design.
The union for professional actors and stage managers is currently bargaining with the Broadway League.
Set in a Harlem-based African braiding salon, Bioh's comedy blends humor and sincerity, familiarity and hyper-specificity and a micro story with macro issues.
Librettist Bruce Sussman, director Warren Carlyle, designers Beowulf Boritt, Linda Cho, Ricky Lurie, Peggy Eisenhauer and Dan Moses Schrier " plus members of the company " break down the pro…
With a 28-year Broadway directing career, Greif has crafted three entirely different but equally cogent musicals for one helluva season.
The album will feature original songs by Will Butler from the play by David Adjmi.
Co-choreographer and circus designer Shana Carroll and co-choreographer Jesse Robb describe crafting the musical's seamless movement through acrobatics and dance.
Schele Williams beckons the Black theater staple back to Broadway for a directorially untethered but reliably good time.
Producer Mara Isaacs discusses the choices she and her team made to get "Hadestown" to its fifth anniversary on Broadway.
Marlene Dietrich, Baker, Albert Einstein were just some of the people the real-life Harmonists knew and worked with. Learn about the celebrities in their circle in the podcast "Who Were the …
Learn about the Tonys from the viewpoint of theater legends in these exclusive clips from the upcoming book "The Tony Awards: A Celebration of Excellence in Theatre."
The composer-lyricist and book writer of the new Broadway musical delve into their vision of the beloved romance.
Songwriters Justin Levine and Jamestown Revival's Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance explain how freeing themselves from a "musical theater sound" led to the most authentic musical theater sound …
From the characters of Mary and Ruth to the real-life people who inspired them and beyond, learn about the women tied to the Comedian Harmonists in the podcast "Who Were the Comedian Harmoni…
Read this excerpt from Zelda Fichandler's newly released collection of essays, which outlines another time in history when the theatrical economic model, audience makeup and more came into q…
Writers Carson Kreitzer and Matt Gould and director Rachel Chavkin break down the ideas behind their Broadway dramatization of the life of painter Tamara de Lempicka.
Ilana Bolotsky and Felicia Shulman share details about their careers as child guardians on Broadway " and how it also led to their engagement.
Two-time Tony-nominated choreographer Camille A. Brown discusses rooting her movement for the new Alicia Keys musical in the city's culture.
Learn about the pianist of the Comedian Harmonists in the seventh episode of the podcast "Who Were the Comedian Harmonists? The True Story Behind Broadway's 'Harmony'" " produced by Broadway…
Producer Rachel Sussman and ad executive Callie Goff explain the strategy behind the bold front-of-house advertising at the Music Box Theatre.
