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Amy Morton, a Tony nominee for August: Osage County, talks about seeing Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? from both sides now — as current actress on Broadway and past director, regi…
Sherie Rene Scott, a three-time Tony Award nominee for her work on Broadway's Everyday Rapture and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, goes "Below" Broadway to expose her deepest struggle…
The ever-busy Clive Rowe has starred in numerous shows over the years, including Company, Carousel, Lady Be Good, Chicago, The Fantasticks and many others. He is well known for his role a…
Colman Domingo returns to The Public Theater, where he helped populate Passing Strange. This time, he's a playwright-actor, conjuring a new play about dealing with death.
Michelle Ryan makes her musical theatre debut in Cabaret, which opens at the West End’s Savoy Theatre this week (9 October 2012, previews from 3 October) following a national tour.
Ry…
At the crossroads of comedy and cultures, "The Daily Show" correspondent Aasif Mandvi revisits his roots, theatrically and culturally, in LCT3's Disgraced.
Idina Menzel originated the role of Elphaba in
Wicked in both New York & London, winning the
Tony & Whatsonstage.com Awards for Best Actress in a Musical. She
also originated the role of …
Meet Kathleen McNenny, the wife — on stage and off — of An Enemy of the People's Boyd Gaines.
William Houston is currently playing Vershinin in Benedict Andrews' radical new production of Three Sisters, which recently extended at the Young Vic until 3 November.
His other stage cred…
Jonathan Andrew Hume is currently playing Simba in The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre. He returns to London having played the role in a Singaporean production.
Hume has also played Judas in…
Kristin Chenoweth, the Tony Award-winning Broadway baby of Wicked and You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and TV's "GCB" and "Pushing Daisies," talks to Playbill fo…
Bestselling children's author Michael Morpurgo will soon have two adaptations of his novels running in the West End concurrently; Private Peaceful comes to the Theatre Royal Haymarket from 1…
We snagged a few minutes with two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster to get a post-mortem on her newly renewed TV series, "Bunheads," and her fall concert schedule.
Tim Roseman and Paul Robinson are the joint artistic directors of Theatre503 in Battersea.
As well as directing numerous shows at 503, Roseman's past credits include
The Arab-Israeli…
Sam Buttery plays iconic 80s performance artist Leigh Bowery in the forthcoming revival of Boy George musical Taboo, which begins previews at Brixton Club House on Thursday (6 September 2012…
British playwright Rebecca Lenkiewicz shares her thoughts on the anti-hero at the center of Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People, which she has adapted for a new generation. It's ge…
Julian Stoneman is an established producer and general manager whose current portfolio includes Jersey Boys (now in its fifth year in the West End), Rock of Ages and Driving Miss Daisy.
Oth…
A shadowy chapter in American history — and in the young life of "Star Trek" and stage actor George Takei — has inspired Allegiance - A New American Musical, in which T…
Michael Cristofer won the Tony Award and the Pulitzer Prize for his 1977 play The Shadow Box, a credit lost on viewers of the TV soap "Smash," on which the actor-playwright plays t…
Prolific playwright, librettist and songwriter Rupert Holmes is always juggling a number of stage projects. The Tony Award winner's latest is the new Jerry Lewis-directed musical The Nut…
Alecky Blythe and Adam Cork's Whatsonstage.com Award-winning verbatim musical London Road has been revived for a run in the NT Olivier, following its premiere in the smaller Cottesloe last y…
Once "The Boy," John Davidson — of stage, television and movies — returns to The Fantasticks as "The Old Actor."
Robert Schenkkan covered 200 years of American history in his Pulitzer Prize-winning play The Kentucky Cycle. His new world-premiere play, All the Way, at Oregon Shakespeare Festival, focuse…
Elliot Davis is a writer, composer and musical director. He has written two shows with former Busted member James Bourne, as well as working with Stiles and Drewe on the upcoming production …
Henry Filoux-Bennett and Nicholas Thompson are the artistic directors of the Old Red Lion Theatre.
The theatre’s upcoming season is made up of Henry V and The Revenger’s Tragedy…