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Interview: Montego Glover on Why AN AMERICAN DAUGHTER Is More Urgent Than Ever
Interview: Josh Rivera Talks Broadway Debut, Camp, and Finding the Heart of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW
Interview: Jennifer Tilly on Loneliness, Dark Humor, and Humanity in THE ADDING MACHINE
Interview: Sydney James Harcourt Reinvents Rum Tum Tugger
Interview: Broadway Banned Books Week Launches With George Takei & Performers
Interview: Josh Rivera Talks Broadway Debut, Camp, and Finding the Heart of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW
Josh Rivera is making his Broadway debut as Rocky in Roundabout Theatre Company's revival of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW.
Interview: Montego Glover on Why AN AMERICAN DAUGHTER Is More Urgent Than Ever
Montego Glover stars in the first NYC revival of Wendy Wasserstein's AN AMERICAN DAUGHTER.
Interview: Houses on the Moon Celebrates 25 Years of Amplifying Urgent Stories
Houses on the Moon creates theater from lived experience, community collaboration, and social impact.
Interview: Wayne Brady on Love, Legacy & the All-Black LA CAGE AUX FOLLES
Wayne Brady discusses starring opposite Billy Porter in New York City Center's historic all-Black production of LA CAGE AUX FOLLES, the enduring power of queer love stories, and why theater continues to feed his soul.
Interview: Stephen Spinella on Love, Survival & Miraculous Humanity of JEROME
Stephen Spinella has spent decades helping define queer theater through work like ANGELS IN AMERICA.
Interview: Tim Jackson on TWO STRANGERS & Creating a Heartfelt Adventure
Eight Tony Award nominations.
Interview: Nichelle Lewis Explains Why RAGTIME Feels Urgent in 2026
Tony nominee Nichelle Lewis is delivering one of Broadway's most moving performances as Sarah in RAGTIME.
Interview: Maulik Pancholy on Joy, Love & Finding His Broadway Musical Voice in SCHMIGADOON!
Beloved for his TV & film work, Maulik Pancholy is making a splash on Broadway in SCHMIGADOON! The actor discusses stepping into musical theater, finding truth beneath the comedy & why the show's message of love feels especially necessary right now.
Interview: John Ortiz on Finding Humanity & Hope in DOG DAY AFTERNOON
As Detective Fucco, John Ortiz brings depth to a character who could be reduced to a stereotype.
Interview: Bryce Pinkham on Commanding CHESS as Broadway’s Magnetic Arbiter
Bryce Pinkham has spent nearly a decade helping shape CHESS’ new Broadway life.
Interview: Sam LaFrage Brings Camp, Chaos & Queer Defiance to SILVERBACK MOUNTAIN
Sam LaFrage has never been interested in making safe theater.
Interview: Sydney James Harcourt Reinvents Rum Tum Tugger
Sydney James Harcourt brings swagger, vulnerability, and contemporary pop sensibility to Rum Tum Tugger in CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL, now playing at the Broadhurst Theatre.
Interview: John Riddle on Playing Cal and Finding Freedom in Chaos
After helping launch TITANIQUE in its scrappy downtown beginnings, John Riddle has returned to Broadway as Cal, bringing swagger, sincerity, and sequined villainy to one of the musical’s most unexpectedly lovable characters.
Interview: “Tempress” Chasity Moore on Resilience, Ballroom Legacy & Grizabella
Ballroom icon “Tempress” Chasity Moore steps into the spotlight as Grizabella in CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL, bringing a deeply personal lens to a character often defined by loss, but here, she is reimagined through survival, legacy, and truth.
Interview: Paul Alexander Nolan on Finding Truth and Tone in THE LOST BOYS
Paul Alexander Nolan portrays Max in THE LOST BOYS, now in previews at the Palace Theatre.
Interview: Rebecca De Mornay on Power, Passion & Moral Ambiguity in THE PUSHOVER
Rebecca De Mornay stars in the world premiere of John Patrick Shanley’s THE PUSHOVER at Chain Theatre, directed by Kirk Gostkowski.
Interview: Jennifer Tilly on Loneliness, Dark Humor, and Humanity in THE ADDING MACHINE
Oscar-nominated Jennifer Tilly returns to Off-Broadway with The New Group’s revival of THE ADDING MACHINE, directed by Scott Elliott.
Interview: Rodney Hicks on INHALEEXHALE, Plus Discomfort and Laughter for All
INHALEEXHALE has never been about arriving at a fixed destination.
Interview: Greta Gertler Gold Unpacks the Mysteries of PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK
In PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK: THE MUSICAL, Gold’s score makes it clear that this is not a mystery you simply watch.
Interview: Director Tim Jackson on TWO STRANGERS' Charming Love Letter to NYC
It’s well-known that there’s a particular kind of magic that happens in New York.
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