Broadway stars know what’s hot in entertainment, fashion and pop culture, so Broadway.com decided it was high time to tap in to the after-hours obsessions of our favorite stage actors.…
This is your last chance! There is only one day left for Broadway fans to vote for the Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards! Polls close at 11:59PM on Wednesday, May 9. The winners will …
HBO has bought 44th Street, a new Broadway-themed TV comedy by Paul Simms (NewsRadio), according to Deadline.com. Broadway was also the inspiration for the rejected 2010 HBO p…
Broadway vet Carol Kane and two-time Tony nominee Larry Bryggman will join previously announced stars Jim Parsons, Jessica Hecht and Charles Kimbrough in the upcoming Roundabout Theatre…
Since making her splashy, Tony-nominated Broadway debut as Mimi in Rent in 1996, Daphne Rubin-Vega has been a fixture in the New York theater scene. She recently chatted with Broadway.com ab…
The upcoming Broadway revival of Gore Vidal’s The Best Man has enough star power to keep Times Square burning bright through the election. The political drama, directed by Michael Wils…
No wonder no one can rain on Rachel Berry's parade. The pint-sized Glee diva, played by Lea Michele, has Tony winner Idina Menzel for a mom and Broadway veterans Brian Stokes Mitche…
Sonia Manzano of Sesame Street fame has returned to the Westside Theatre for another engagement off-Broadway's long-running hit Love, Loss and What I Wore. On December 15, Manzano stoppe…
Potential Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has not shied away from discussing his Mormon beliefs on the campaign trail. Earlier this year the former Massachusetts governor's f…
Mark off another day on the calendar: the holidays are almost here, and Broadway.com is celebrating the season with festive videos featuring Broadway's biggest stars. Aaron Carter is cur…
Movie favorite Steve Guttenberg, who is currently starring on Broadway in Relatively Speaking, will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on December 12. Guttenberg’s star, pres…
After a healthy Thanksgiving bump, most Broadway shows saw their numbers drop entering the final month of the year, with one notable exception: Hugh Jackman, Back on Broadway. Jackman's …