Interviews

The cold might not bother them, but saying goodbye sure does.

Curtis, the screenwriter behind some of the world's best-loved romantic comedies, turns his attention to Unmasked at Paper Mill Playhouse.

Broadway's first Cady Heron tells about what she's learned after two years of starring in this iconic Tina Fey creation.

Pfeiffer went from starring in Almost Famous to Evita to The Light in the Piazza to Gun & Powder. And she loves it all.

Fisher takes us behind the scenes of his Broadway return in the Tony-winning musical Dear Evan Hansen.

Sater's Wonderland-inspired musical is now a book, as well as its own literary treasure map.

Coon stars in David Cromer's new Steppenwolf production of an intense play by her husband, Tracy Letts.

The 45th president is a prominent character in a new play at Woolly Mammoth from the author of Mr. Burns and The Twilight Zone.

Erika Jayne is shedding her Real Housewives persona for her Broadway debut.

The actor-comedian discusses his new Netflix special about fear and death, starring a bunch of children and André De Shields.

Meet Sarita Amani Nash and Jon Steiger, who started out working front of house at the Lyric, and now perform across the country.

Hamlin's agent didn't want him to follow his passion. But his attraction to the material was too strong.

Landau restages her Broadway show with its original cast for an upcoming TV broadcast.

Grollman has assumed Celia Keenan-Bolger's Tony-winning role in To Kill a Mockingbird at the Shubert Theatre.

The RuPaul's Drag Race stars team up for their second annual holiday concert: All I Want for Christmas Is Attention.

The playwright and star look back on the original run of his comedy as he prepares to become its leading lady for the first time.

From Willy Wonka to Orin Scrivello, Borle enjoys indulging his devilish side onstage.

The two writers discuss their breakout plays, Heroes of the Fourth Turning and Slave Play.

Show runner Tim Federle and star Kate Reinders talk about reviving one of Disney's most beloved properties with authentic Broadway spirit.

From In the Heights and Hamilton to building bridges with audience members, Henry is a class act all the way.

Colella reflects on spending nearly five years in Broadway's most uplifting musical.

This Tony nominee is no longer afraid of fear, and here's why.

John Stamos, Amber Riley, and more stars of the ABC live event spill which heartthrobs could have convinced their teenage selves to sacrifice their voices to an octopus witch.

Khoury's latest play at LCT3 pits freedom against survival.