Michael Dale - Page 112

'If you only had time to finish one more play, what would it be about?'

'There's a thin line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line.'

Don't get creative people angry; it just makes them more creative.

Now in its 17th season, Company One has developed an audience of 55% people under age 35 and one-third people of color.

We'll get you started: Laura Benanti, Kristin Chenoweth, Randy Graff, Will Swenson, Jonathan Groff...

Because every great performance deserves an encore.

New York's 92nd Street Y will host an intimate talk with the actor/activist about his childhood imprisoned by the government.

London officially went kinky tonight and Harvey Fierstein shared the excitement on Twitter.

A chance for fans who are passionate about theatre and social media to attend a special performance of the world premiere production of Robert O'Hara's BARBECUE.

'The entire system is built around, 'Here's our work, now tell us how we did through a prize.'

Time for this week's sage advice from Hand to God's kind and even-tempered patron saint of self-control, Tyrone McHansely.

Watch adoring audience members singing along to the composer/lyricist's performance of 'Wig In A Box.'

The actors talk about what attracts them to their characters and their admiration for each other.

'Don't let football get between you and your life.'

UPDATE: AT&T has since removed the original tweet and has responded to us here at Broadwayworld, as well as some of its critics from Broadway and theatre community at large.

Playing a liberated mom on a crusade to dismantle the patriarchy. Kristine Nielsen poses for artwork for Taylor Mac's newest.

'Thank You For Being A Friend' was originally recorded by its composer/lyricist, Andrew Gold, in 1978

This summer The Public Theater's Free Shakespeare In The Park drew over 100,000 audience members to the Delacorte Theater for its 60 performances.

'Pastors have to be very careful not to remake the gospel into their own image.'

Wife Arlene Van Dyke's Vine posts show the national treasure's footwork while shopping or taking in a concert.