American writer Kwame Alexander has won numerous awards with his poetry and children's fiction. And now, the New York Times best-selling author has combined two of his books to bring the cha…
Andrew Lloyd Webber may have composed better scores than his new Cinderella, but he has certainly never created anything camper, and no, I haven't forgotten Sunset Boulevard. This collaborat…
In a new series for the channel, Marc and his wife Lacie watch and react to the pilot episode of Smash for the first time. Will they be #TeamIvy or #TeamKaren?? (We're actually #TeamLisa.)
A Tony and Grammy nominated actor, this actor and new dad dishes on what it takes to keep himself going, and his latest sources of inspiration(s). Originally preformed live in the "before ti…
Pamela and Ebony discuss Megan Hilty killing it and Katherine McPhee following the work that spoke to her, but also the horrific wig Derek gave her in a vision and why men's egos ruin the pa…
Pamela and Ebony discuss Sean Hayes' character and how one man can bring down a whole show on stage or behind it if they let their egos run wild enough.
Pamela and Ebony discuss the next phase of the new musical, Hit List and why Jerry doesn't understand empathy or love. The girls get feisty as usual and have strong feelings about the implau…
"I only ever want to be Ben Harper famous." Drew Gasparini is an award winning musical theatre songwriter and performer. Currently he is writing the scores for a number of new stage musicals…
Student blogger Kyle Morales got to chat with Smash cast member Jaime Cepero about his time on the show, his hopes for the Broadway production, his ongoing activism work, and more!
Pamela and Ebony discuss how Hit List got its name and if Smash Season 2 showrunner Joshua Safran went overboard with the Rent references. Spoiler Alert: He definitely did!
Jimmy doesn't want anyone to listen to the musical he wrote with Kyle and we're kind of sick of being beat over the head with the Derekness and Rentness of it all on this episode of Smash Se…
"Set in fin de siècle Paris but supercharged by 75 pop songs, it opened to a rave from The New York Times ('This one's for the hedonists,' exulted Ben Brantley), and it was regularly sellin…
It's good to see her isn't it!? Happy Birthday to the divine Julia Murney. The actress became synonymous with her decadent performance as Queenie in Andrew Lippa's The Wild Party Off-Broadwa…
SOURCE: BroadwayBox at 10:55am on January 14, 2021☆⚑