Interviews

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.

Washington picks up the flame of this landmark solo play to kick off Smith's Signature Theatre residency.

Blackwell stars in Tina Satter's new stage work at the Vineyard Theatre.

The two-time Tony winner tells us about his two new plays, his late-in-life acting fame, and the little Seinfeld episode that could.

Joe Tracz and Rob Rokicki discuss creating the musical adaptation of Rick Riordan's book that everyone wanted.

Sparks returns to Broadway for the first time since 2010 to lead the Sara Bareilles musical Waitress at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre.

David Byrne and Annie-B Parson discuss their new Broadway collaboration.

A group of girls summon the spirit of Pablo Escobar in the new dark comedy.

The pair star in the popular musical at the Pasadena Playhouse.

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.