Interviews

Iglehart has gone from shopping malls to Broadway with this nomadic troupe of improvisational hip-hop artists.

The two-time Tony winner stars in the new CBS All Access series from the creator of Desperate Housewives.

The best comics in New York take the stage in Laughing Liberally at the Theatre at St. Clement's.

Bart, who stars as Hades at Central Park's Delacorte Theater, takes us back to when "Go the Distance" was not the song Disney hired him to sing.

As her latest TV drama ends its five-season run, Tierney returns to the stage for the first time in six years.

Todrick Hall and Colleen Ballinger forged their own paths until Broadway decided to notice.

Three Tony winners discuss how iconic roles in The King and I, Carousel, and Oklahoma! have been reinterpreted for a new generation.

The last two original cast members of the Tony-winning musical look back on four years as they get ready to hit the road.

Carlton has one month left on Broadway — which means her daughter has one month left to play with her Broadway wigs.

Manilow returns to Broadway with a new concert at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.

Wohl's Broadway-bound play, now making its world premiere at Williamstown Theatre Festival, shows that you're never too old for self-discovery…or divorce.

If Tom Sturridge and Jake Gyllenhaal don't sound like actors, Cracknell has done her job.

See if you have the same favorite Sondheim lyric as Sierra Boggess, Patina Miller, or Cheyenne Jackson.

Tveit stars in the new stage version of the beloved Baz Luhrmann movie.

They can handle that…right?

Angel brings an Unplugged version of his classic Mindfreak show to the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.

The acclaimed writer and performer delves into his deeply personal creative process for We're Only Alive for a Short Amount of Time.

Meet the stars of the newly revised Working: A Musical, opening the Encores! Off-Center summer season.

Corman is here to tell you that you're not alone — because she knows that someone needs to hear it.

Playwright Kate Hamill sits down with her director and star to talk about revising Louisa May Alcott's classic novel for the stage.

Tudyk stars in a new true-crime drama by Michael Mitnick at the Geffen Playhouse.

Playwrights Mart Crowley, Harvey Fierstein, and Tarell Alvin McCraney document the evolution of the queer experience in their Tony-nominated productions.

A veteran of the theater, Derricks discusses the process of choreographing bodies, cameras, and comedy.

Douglas and a top-notch cast bring George C. Wolfe's adaptation of three Hurston stories to Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia.