Final Bow

The gates of Rodeo Drive close up at the Nederlander Theatre on August 18.

Salazar reflects on four years of Be More Chill, a show that helped him recognize that art can change lives.

Kinnunen may be saying goodbye to her Broadway classmates, but she'll remember all the times they had together.

At 19, Diamond came into her own with the help of the music icon she portrays.

The Lincoln Center Theater revival's original Henry Higgins looks back on his Broadway debut and decides which set piece to steal on his way out the door.

Jez Butterworth's Tony-winning drama closes July 7.

Styles looks back on making her Broadway debut in the classic Cole Porter musical.

Two original cast members from Cyndi Lauper and Harvey Fierstein's Tony-winning musical look back at the last five years.

Two stars from the Tony-winning show look back on their time working on a beloved Broadway musical. With a B.

Christy Altomare and John Bolton talk fainting fans and hot-history-teacher Anastasia.

Parris has seen the Andrew Lloyd Webber rock musical through two roles and lots of memories.

The musical's 19-year-old star reflects on her momentous Broadway debut.

Milligan breaks barriers in the Go-Go's musical at the Hudson Theatre.

The Broadway star reflects on how building a real-life version of the cartoon was like carving a statue out of marble.

Broadway's Irene Molloy and Cornelius Hackl look back on their leading ladies — and tell us what drinks they remind them of.

The magical solo show will never be seen again after its final performance at the Daryl Roth Theatre.

The Jimmy Buffett musical has the most fully realized ensemble characters on Broadway.

Chanler-Berat conjures a 15th-century monarch and the full potential of his hair for Manhattan Theatre Club's revival of Bernard Shaw's iconic history play.

Beau Willimon's The Parisian Woman takes a hard look at the dark side of politics.

Lithgow acts out two short works, by Ring Lardner and P.G. Wodehouse, in his solo show at the American Airlines Theatre.

The Tony winner contemplates her costars and being one of the worst dinner guests on Broadway.

They want to ride the helicopter just as much as everyone else does.

Jake Ryan Flynn, Ryan Foust, and Ryan Sell give us a golden ticket to a world of pure imagination.

Rum Tum Tugger has taught Hanes the ins and outs of makeup, large furs, and trusting his most "curious" instincts.