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Playbill.com catches up with prolific director-choreographer Casey Nicholaw, who put a spring in the step of the cheery Elders of The Book of Mormon.
We chat with Tony Award-nominated Sister Act lyricist Glenn Slater, whose rhyming dictionary is well-worn lately following a spate of new musicals.
The Open Air Theatre Regent's Park opens its new season on 25 May (previews from 19 May 2011) with Nigel Williams' adaptation of The Lord of the Flies. Based on William Golding’s nove…
George C. Wolfe, co-director of the Broadway premiere of Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart, talks about the impact of the revival.
We chat with two-time Tony Award nominee Bobby Cannavale of Broadway's The Motherf**ker With the Hat.
Interior with moving figures
Live action meets paintings and sculptures as the AGO hosts a series of simultaneous dance performances
My husband K and I recently saw a movie called "Baby Face." The New York Times had said it was a great example of how progressive some movies had been before the Hayes Code clamped down in 1…
Mike Leigh's revives his acclaimed Seventies classic Ecstasy at the Duchess Theatre for a limited 50-performance season from 12 April to 28 May following a sell-out season at the Hampstead T…
Mike Leigh's revives his acclaimed Seventies classic Ecstasy at the Duchess Theatre for a limited 50-performance season from 12 April to 28 May following a sell-out season at the Hampstead T…
We saddle up for a chat with Seth Numrich, the young American actor who plays the English lad risking life and limb for his beloved War Horse on Broadway.
It was the briefest of encounters, via phone, with Doris Day but there I was recently in a bookstore in New Haven huddled over a speaker-phone talking to the actress-singer. Day was calling …
The morning the Tony nominations are announced, phones start ringing off the hook for the happy few who get nods. As usual, Broadway.com is among the callers offering congratulations and get…
Tony Award winner John Gallagher Jr. of Spring Awakening and American Idiot is a rare American actor in the English production of Jerusalem, now on Broadway.
British actor Adam Godley, whose "gypsy" is revealed in the Broadway revival of Anything Goes, talks about playing light comedy.
It sounds like a case worthy of investigation by Det Chief Inspector Taggart. How did Glenn Chandler, the creator of Taggart, the gritty Glaswegian detective series and a jewel in the crown …
Composer Stephen Schwartz has earned two Academy Awards for his film songs, five Tony Award nominations for his Broadway musicals and is about to make his New York City operatic debut with S…
Composer Stephen Schwartz has earned two Academy Awards for his film songs, five Tony Award nominations for his Broadway musicals and is about to make his New York City operatic debut with S…
Meet Sheldon Epps, artistic director of California's Pasadena Playhouse and co-director of Broadway's Baby It's You!
Meet Sheldon Epps, artistic director of California's Pasadena Playhouse and co-director of Broadway's Baby It's You!
Avenue Q co-songwriter Robert Lopez has another Broadway hit on his hands with the profane, funny, heartfelt new musical The Book of Mormon.
Avenue Q co-songwriter Robert Lopez has another Broadway hit on his hands with the profane, funny, heartfelt new musical The Book of Mormon.
An explicit opening scene in "Sex on Sunday" promises a trip to the dark side of sexuality. But Chisa Hutchinson, the writer, can't decide whether she wants to titillate or educate.
The Tony Award-winning playwright and librettist has Catch Me If You Can and Master Class on his Broadway calendar. We catch up with him.
The Tony Award-winning playwright and librettist has Catch Me If You Can and Master Class on his Broadway calendar. We catch up with him.
