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Cry-Baby's Mauzey Is Totally Crazy
by TJ Fitzgerald - May 09, 2008

Up and coming actress Alli Mauzey Comes Into Her Own in New Broadway Musical (more...)


Capathia Jenkins & Louis Rosen: One Ounce of Truth
by Eugene Lovendusky - May 09, 2008

In their newest collaborative-album, "One Ounce of Truth," sultry vocalist Capathia Jenkins and inspired composer Louis Rosen shape a fresh and enthralling 13-song mix around the vivid poetry of Nikki Giovanni, the renowned female African-American writer and poet. Jenkins and Rosen celebrate their CD-release with 4 concerts at Joe's Pub on May 12, 18, 19 & 26. (more...)


Andrew C. Call's Lucky 'Days'
by BWW - May 07, 2008

Andrew C. Call is currently playing the passionate and strong willed Andy in the Broadway cast of fresh talents Nick Blaemire and James Gardiner’s new musical "Glory Days". Andrew only just a few weeks ago finished doing double duty, performing in the ensemble of Cry Baby until previews of "Glory Days" began on April 22nd at Circle in the Square Theater in NYC. Andrew called a few days before the show’s opening night to give BroadwayWorld.com the inside story of how talent, passion and luck can make you think deep and dream big. (more...)


Boris Kodjoe Reflects On The Role Of A Lifetime
by Faetra Petillo - May 02, 2008

On April 15th, 2008 actor Boris Kodjoe took over the role of 'Brick' for a short time in the current revival of Tennessee Williams' Cat On A Hot Tin Roof. Here, he talks to BroadwayWorld.com about his experiences working on the show, the advantages of Broadway to Hollywood, and how 'Brick' has changed him forever. (more...)


Haskell Takes His Place on the Altar
by TJ Fitzgerald - May 01, 2008

Accomplished Dancer from TV show You Think You Can Dance Joins Cast of Altar Boyz (more...)


The Lovers of 'Kiss Me, Kate' at Paper Mill Playhouse
by Eugene Lovendusky - April 24, 2008

With their Platinum Anniversary just around the corner, Paper Mill Playhouse is celebrating the abundance of springtime with a musical comedy favorite, Cole Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate!" James Brennan's "wunderbar" direction and "too darn hot" choreography by Patti Columbo take center-stage with the hard-working and high-energy cast led by Mike McGowan, Michele Ragusa, Amanda Watkins and Timothy J. Alex! (more...)


A Moment With 'Almost An Evening' Star Del Pentecost
by Faetra Petillo - April 23, 2008

Currently running at The Theatres at 45 Bleecker Street, Ethan Coen's 'Almost an Evening' sold out before performances began in its first home at the Atlantic Theater Company. Here, actor Del Pentecost sits down with BWW and talks about his experiences working with Ethan Coen, doing his first nude scene, and his favorite parts of the show. (more...)


Halston and Daley Help Actors To Show-Off
by TJ Fitzgerald - April 23, 2008

Actress/stand-up comedienne Julie Halston and actor/writer Donna Daley bring a new book of fresh monologues for actors. (more...)


The Music Man – and Woman – Come to Hartford
by Jan Nargi - April 19, 2008

Mother and son Shirley Jones and Patrick Cassidy reunite to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Meredith Willson’s musical classic in a staged concert version of “The Music Man” April 22-27 at The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in Hartford, Connecticut (more...)


Tobias Segal: Kids These Days
by Eugene Lovendusky - April 19, 2008

Kenny, portrayed by the stirring Tobias Segal, is the juvenile under-the-microscope in Liz Flahive's "From Up Here," directed by Leigh Silverman, now playing MTC in collaboration with Ars Nova. Segal discusses the effects of portraying his deep role in this striking new dark family comedy about love, forgiveness and the actualities of today's youth at home and school... (more...)


For Reynolds, Cowardly Lion is Role of a Lifetime
by James Howard - April 18, 2008

INTERVIEW: David Bosley-Reynolds, the BWW 2007 Actor of the Year, talks about his career, Toby’s Dinner Theatres and, of course, The Wizard of Oz. (more...)


The Odyssey of Hunter Foster
by Charles Shubow - April 18, 2008

From "Urinetown" to "Kiss of the Spider Woman" at the Signature Theatre in Arlington, VA (more...)


A Moment With 'Almost an Evening' Star Joey Slotnick
by Faetra Petillo - April 15, 2008

Currently running at The Theatres at 45 Bleecker Street, Ethan Coen's 'Almost an Evening' sold out before performances began in its first home at the Atlantic Theater Company. Here, actor Joey Slotnick sits down with BWW and talks about the success of the show, his career in theater, and what it was like working with such a talented cast and crew. (more...)


Tommy Tune: Steps in Time
by Jan Nargi - April 14, 2008

Broadway’s most celebrated showman debuts his new act "Steps in Time: A Broadway Biography in Song and Dance" April 19-20 at the Reagle Players in Waltham, Mass. (more...)


Curt Columbus talks about ‘Paris by Night’
by Randy Rice - April 12, 2008

Trinity Repertory Company in Providence, RI will premiere the new musical, written by Columbus. ‘Paris by Night’ is a gay, interracial, love story set in Paris in the 1960’s (more...)


Shannon Durig: Goodbye to Baltimore!
by Eugene Lovendusky - April 11, 2008

After over 1,000 performances as Broadway's favorite big-girl Tracy Turnblad, Shannon Durig will take her final "Hairspray" bow on Sunday, April 13, 2008. Amidst teasing-up her towering hair and busting-down TV segregation, Shannon has fostered a loving family among the nicest kids in town... (more...)


Merle Louise: A Life in the Theatre
by Jena Tesse Fox - April 11, 2008

The Drama Desk winner talks about Gypsy, Sweeney Todd, going back to college and Elizabeth Rex. (more...)


Recreating the Spider Woman: Chase, Diaz & Foster
by Jena Tesse Fox - April 08, 2008

Will Chase, Natascia Diaz and Hunter Foster talk about creating and recreating a new production of one of Kander and Ebb's darkest musicals. (more...)


A Moment With 'Almost an Evening' Star Tim Hopper
by Faetra Petillo - April 07, 2008

Actor Tim Hopper sits down with BroadwayWorld.com and talks about his career and experiences working on 'Almost an Evening'--three one act plays written by Ethan Coen and directed by Neil Pepe currently running at the The Theatres at 45 Bleecker Street. (more...)


Stroili Gives It Straight Up
by TJ Fitzgerald - April 04, 2008

Author-performer of Off Broadway show talks about his current hit show. (more...)


Gideon Banner & Michael Esper: The Two of Them and 'The Four of Us'
by Eugene Lovendusky - April 04, 2008

From the pen of young playwright Itamar Moses, helmed by young director Pam MacKinnon and interpreted by young actors Michael Esper and Gideon Banner – MTC presents "The Four Of Us" – a story of male companionship that reverberates for audiences young and old! Banner and Esper discuss their amiable characters in this delightful new comedic drama that shines a soft blue light on the intimacy and fragility of friendship... (more...)


GYPSY OF THE MONTH: Michelle Lookadoo of 'Little Mermaid'
by Adrienne Onofri - April 03, 2008

Once a ballerina, Michelle is now a Disney princess, having also appeared in 'Mary Poppins' and 'Beauty and the Beast'. (more...)


Sherie Rene Scott: You May Now Worship Her
by Eugene Lovendusky - March 28, 2008

On Monday, March 31, 2008, Broadway belter Sherie Rene Scott, currently starring as the notorious eight-armed sea-witch Ursula in Disney's "The Little Mermaid," will concoct an experiment in truth-telling in her new and original one-woman show "You May Now Worship Me." The one-night-only concert at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and the Phyllis Newman Women's Health Initiative. (more...)


‘Night Music’’s Polly Bergen is Back in Baltimore
by James Howard - March 27, 2008

INTERVIEW: Polly Bergen, currently starring in A Little Night Music at Baltimore’s CENTERSTAGE talks about her illustrious career. (more...)


Westport Country Playhouse: Back to the Future
by Jan Nargi - March 26, 2008

Joanne Woodward and Anne Keefe return to the helm to put the 78-year-old Connecticut theatrical landmark back on course (more...)



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