INTERVIEWS
Bernadette Peters Is Busy Coming Up Roses and Revisiting Smash
By Brian Scott Lipton · Nov 8, 2012 · New York City
The Tony-winning star takes a motherly attitude to her dramatic new film and favorite TV show.
Annie's Anthony Warlow on Big Bucks, Baldnesss, and Being Straight
By Brian Scott Lipton · Nov 7, 2012 · New York City
The Australian superstar comes to Broadway with his own perspective on playing Daddy Warbucks.
CSI Star Marg Helgenberger Lends Her Voice to The Exonerated
By Brian Scott Lipton · Nov 3, 2012 · New York City
The Emmy-winning TV star explains her reasons for making her Off-Broadway debut in this powerful play about the death penalty.
Miriam Margolyes Wants You to Turn Off Your iPhone
By Hannah Miet · Nov 2, 2012 · New York City
Miriam Margolyes will portray 23 different Dickens' characters in a U.S. run of her one-woman show, Dickens' Women. She wants you to stop texting, and behave.
Rupert Holmes Clues Us In On The Mystery of Edwin Drood
By David Gordon · Oct 29, 2012 · New York City
The creator of Broadway's murderous musical reveals what's new -- and what's decidedly old-fashioned -- about the Roundabout Theatre Company's long-awaited revival.
Kate Baldwin Is Excited About Her Giant Public Debut
By Brian Scott Lipton · Oct 25, 2012 · New York City
The uptown leading lady makes her downtown bow as the star of the long-awaited musical adaptation of Edna Ferber's sprawling novel.
Lance Roberts Wants You to Come to 54 Below's Cadavaret
By Brian Scott Lipton · Oct 24, 2012 · New York City
What good is sitting alone in your room – especially if it's October 31, and you're dressed up like Charlie Chaplin, Elphaba, or The Green Goblin. Of course, you can join the millions of people cro...
Ron Raines On How Guiding Light Prepared Him For Newsies and Why He Still Loves Follies
By Brian Scott Lipton · Oct 24, 2012 · New York City
The former soap star dishes on why he loves being a bad guy on Broadway.
Keep Your Phones On at BAM's House/Divided
By David Gordon · Oct 23, 2012 · New York City
Encouraging your audience to keep their phones turned on during a show? Isn't that a major taboo?Not when it comes to The Builders Association. For their new work, House/Divided, running at Brooklyn A...
Don't Go Gentle's David Wilson Barnes talks his Indie-Boy Status and that Lips Together Fiasco
By Kimberly Kaye · Oct 22, 2012 · New York City
Off-Broadway's golden boy on his junkie gig, Broadway disasters, and killing Bryan Cranston.
