How starring in Proof of Love has changed Brenda Pressley's life---Brenda Pressley had never done a solo show when playwright Chisa Hutchinson asked her to star in Proof of Love, a one-perso…
Playwright Bess Wohl on Continuity, her new dark comedy at Manhattan Theatre Club---Playwright Bess Wohl relishes a good challenge. Her book for the musical Pretty Filthy was based on interv…
Veteran character actor David Schramm talks about his showstopping role in Enter Laughing: The Musical---When The York Theatre Company decided to revive one of its most popular productions, …
Where to see shows that plunge you into the action---So many companies call their shows "immersive" these days that the designation has almost become meaningless, seemingly just a shorthand …
Erica Schmidt directs a radical reinvention of Shakespeare's tragedy featuring seven young actresses, including movie star AnnaSophia Robb---Jesse Berger, the founder and artistic director o…
American Ballet Theatre's spring season includes a trio of pieces by the legendary dance-maker---American Ballet Theatre's spring season, which runs through July 6 at the Metropolitan Opera …
Emerging playwright Selina Fillinger makes her New York debut with Something Clean---Even though Selina Fillinger earned her undergraduate playwriting degree at Northwestern University just …
Dancer-choreographer Jody Oberfelder completes her body-part trilogy with Madame Ovary---After investigating the heart and head in her immersive dance works 4CHAMBERS and The Brain Piece, ch…
The Tony winner stars in a site-specific solo show about a conservative women's moral awakening---Alice Ripley can't remember the last time she was on stage and didn't sing."Oh my gosh&helli…
Michael Curry on reinventing some of the movie's most iconic nonhuman characters for the stage---Compliment Michael Curry on his eye-popping puppets for Beetlejuice on Broadway, and he'll po…
Bring your A game to our Tony Awards predictions game---The 2019 Tony Awards promise a lot of head-to-head action -- there are multiple categories where costars are going up against each oth…
Matt DiCarlo on his journey with The Play That Goes Wrong---Matt DiCarlo has spent the last two years making sure The Play That Goes Wrong goes right -- or, more accurately, wrong, first as …
On Sunday night, The Off-Broadway League presented the 34th annual Lucille Lortel Awards for Outstanding Achievement Off-Broadway, and TDF was there! Not only were we tweeting from the event…
Ann McDonough returns to Broadway after a 16-year absence as staunch Irish republican Aunt Pat---When Jez Butterworth's The Ferryman opened on Broadway last fall, Ann McDonough's friends imm…
The Tony winner on her dramatic journey with this outrageous black comedy---When Julie White emerges in front of the Booth Theatre curtain to deliver an over-the-top prologue in rhyming vers…
Why Christopher Ryan Grant keeps coming back to The Public Theater's Mobile Unit---Yale School of Drama grad Christopher Ryan Grant has acted on Broadway and off, plus plenty of regional the…
The Tony Award nominations for the 2018-2019 Broadway season are out! The complete list is below, along with links to articles we've written about the nominees on TDF Stages.The musical Hade…
The stage and screen star talks about her latest role opposite Glenda Jackson in King Lear---Cold, cruel, calculating. Those adjectives are often used to describe King Lear's eldest daughter…
The Joyce Theater presents its first-ever Australia Festival---Australia has an active and varied dance scene, but New York audiences rarely have an opportunity to sample any of what goes on…
Ink playwright James Graham gets his hands dirty covering London's tabloid revolution---"A few years ago, it became apparent to me that something was changing in the way we spoke to each oth…
The theatre awards season kicks into high gear with the announcement of the 64th annual Drama Desk nominations. Unlike the Tony Awards, which only recognize Broadway productions, the Drama D…
Ink playwright James Graham gets his hands dirty covering London's tabloid revolution---"A few years ago, it became apparent to me that something was changing in the way we spoke to each oth…
What do Mark Ruffalo, Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans have in common? Most people would answer, "They're all Avengers," but theatre geeks know they've also all starred on Broadway. In hon…
Funny lady Julie Halston talks about playing a powerful producer in Tootsie---When she first saw the movie Tootsie as a young woman, Julie Halston identified with Dustin Hoffman's out-of-wor…
What do Mark Ruffalo, Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans have in common? Most people would answer, "They're all Avengers," but theatre geeks know they've also all starred on Broadway. In hon…