In Oedipus, Lesley Manville & Mark Strong Draw On Decades Of Stage Work
The stars of the hit Broadway show reflect on their long careers, the joys and challenges of live theater, and what’s next for them.
Sam Tutty Doesn’t Buy Into Pre-Theater Superstitions
The Olivier Award-winning actor, making his Broadway debut in Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), believes trusting yourself matters more than any ritual.
For Caissie Levy, 'Ragtime' Feels More Relevant Than Ever
The Olivier nominee stars in the Broadway musical revival about an early-20th century America on the brink of change.
The Tony Awards’ Opening Number Is The Most Chaotic Thing I’ve Ever Seen
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Sara Chase Lives For Broadway's Golden Age
The actor shares the Olympic inspiration behind her performance in Schmigadoon!, where every day is a musical in the spirit of a bygone time.
The Titanique Team Has A Few Ideas For Broadway’s Next Great Musicals
Marla Mindelle and Constantine Rousouli, the co-stars and two co-creators of the hilarious sendup of Titanic, brainstorm other iconic turn-of-the-millennium movies that deserve their own stage adaptations.
In 'Titaníque,' Layton Williams' Iceberg Is The Life Of The Party
The actor’s high-energy, show-stopping number has netted him a Tony Award nomination. Offstage, he’s having fun too, enjoying New York and “cheeky nightcaps.”
'One Nightstand' With Ana Gatseyer
The Schmigadoon! star shares her favorite books and how, after a decades-long career in comedy, television, and theater, she’s savoring her first Tony nomination.
Was It Worth It?
Ariana Madix on living through the reality-TV wringer.
Kelli O’Hara Is Having The Time Of Her Life
In Fallen Angels, the Broadway legend and Rose Byrne turn a girls’ night into glorious chaos.
Jack Holden’s 'Kenrex' Is Like A True Crime Podcast Come To Life
A real unsolved murder forms the basis of a shape-shifting one-man show, with its co-writer playing 35 characters to tell it.
