Interviews

Hunter adapts his award-winning play for the big screen, with Fraser earning Oscar buzz as the film's leading man.

Blanchet stars as Maria in the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical at Paper Mill Playhouse.

Jim Parsons and Ben Aldridge star in the cinematic adaptation of Ausiello's memoir about loving and losing his husband to cancer.

Donnell plays a mafia fixer on the run who disguises himself as a priest in a small Australian beach town.

Bettany plays Andy Warhol and Pope plays Jean-Michel Basquiat in this new play at Manhattan Theatre Club.

The nonprofit organization tours theater productions into schools to introduce children to the world of Broadway.

Glover splits the iconic role with Patina Miller at the St. James Theatre.

The creators of the new musical Some Like It Hot tell us about their creative process.

Curator Patrick Hoffman takes us inside a new exhibit to mark the collection's landmark anniversary.

Heck stars in the return engagement of this year's Tony-winning play revival, taking the bat from Patrick J. Adams.

The actor/playwright currently stars in the off-Broadway production of You Will Get Sick.

The Pitch Perfect star talks about the new play at the Ahmanson in Los Angeles.

The one-of-a-kind comedian talks about her role in the new rock musical The Tattooed Lady.

Oscar tells us about playing Mr. Mushnik and the upcoming Only Make Believe gala.

Polk co-stars with Jeremy Strong and Anne Hathaway in the new film from director James Gray.

Just days prior to his unexpected passing, we spoke to McGrath over email to discuss his latest project.

Matthew Lopez's Tony-winning play is running at the Geffen Playhouse in LA.

As part of an ongoing tour, Sayet brings her new play to the Public Theater.

Francis stars in the off-Broadway run of the Tony-winning musical after playing the role around the world.

Tennille will appear in the Yavapai College production of Hello, Dolly in November.

The beloved Irish actor gives us some insight into his new solo show at the Music Box Theatre.

David Lindsay-Abaire, Jeanine Tesori, Jessica Stone, and Danny Mefford discuss building this new production at the Booth Theatre after an acclaimed off-Broadway run last year.

The actor talks about her role in Will Arbery's new play.

Lawrence performs the solo play in a three-night run as part of the United Solo Festival.