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Through the non-profit, The Hundredth Hill artist residency, Krista Detor has produced live theater during the global pandemic.
The Tony and Emmy award winner is working through the pandemic with her trademark cheer, and doubling down on education.
Karen Schaler, (aka "Christmas Karen"), the writer of the Netflix hit, A Christmas Prince, is donating proceeds from her next holiday project to help libraries and bookstores
Heather Youman's day job at Fender helped find her voice as a singer, songwriter and actress
Before the 2020 election, journalists Margaret Brennan, Amna Nawaz, and Jessica Yellin, have become MediaWise Ambassadors
As theaters remain dark, there might be a game of musical chairs behind the scenes.
Julie Taymor brings us behind the scenes of the new biopic, The Glorias, starring Julianne Moore and Alicia Wikander
How does show business survive a pandemic? By betting long on rising talent, and leveraging wealth instead of sitting on it.
Celebrities like Cameron Diaz, Mary J. Blige and Alicia Keys are flexing their entrepreneur muscles.
Despite her fears, Kristin Hanggi stepped out of her comfort zone and wrote the new book, God, Sex, and Musical Theatre: Meditations for Unlocking the Powerful Self.
With their Page To Stage podcast, these podcasters are inspiring people to vote.
Danica McKellar is bringing her passion for sums and equations to children around the globe, supporting organizations like The Lollipop Theater Network
The Broadway theater owner that gave a home to the original production of Spring Awakening now finds itself the victim of a rude awakening.
Meet Keturah Ariel Nailah Bobo
Broadway stars like Liz Callaway, Stephanie J. Block and Rachel Bay Jones are performing in the virtual concert program, The Seth Concert Series.
After months of painful uncertainty, the billion-dollar theater industry now has at least one event to celebrate as the pandemic rolls on.
Broadway ad agency SpotCo is suing producer Scott Rudin for unpaid debts, disrupting a years-long relationship between industry heavyweights.
Stephanie Hsu stars in the new feminist comedy, Asking for It
Shannon Bex co-founded the animated children's books company Vooks. The company, which launched in 2018, already has one million subscribers.
Elizabeth Swados defied convention. Just ask Meryl Streep and the many artists who worked with her.
The clock is ticking for one of Broadway's most powerful marketing tools.
One of the newest members of Freestyle Love Supreme, Aneesa Folds performs improvisational hip-hop alongside Lin-Manuel Miranda, Christopher Jackson and Anthony Veneziale. She is a force.
For eleven years Suzan-Lori Parks and The Public Theater have been devoted to nurturing artists through the innovative program Watch Me Work
Tax credits might help to diversify Broadway credits.
Assuming Broadway has reopened, Hoffman will anchor Scott Rudin's 'Our Town' revival - four years after seven women accused him of sexual assault and harassment.
