Shoutout to the Black teachers who plant the seeds. by Hamilton
Elvie Ellis honors the educators who shaped his journey. #BlackHistoryMonth
New town. Same story. Des Moines, your time is now. #OutsidersTour by The Outsiders Musical
Kelli Barrett on Why Beaches Works as a Broadway Musical by Broadway.com
Kelli Barrett explains why Beaches feels truly at home on the Broadway stage. She talks about the difference between simply transferring a movie to the theater and fully reimagining a story for live performance—and why this…
Jessica Vosk on the Emotional Impact of Beaches on Broadway by Broadway.com
Jessica Vosk reflects on the emotional journey of Beaches on Broadway—talking about leaving it all on the stage each night and the hope that audiences can fully escape into the story for two and a half hours. In conversatio…
Kelli Barrett on the Rare Intimacy of Playing Opposite Another Woman in Beaches by Broadway.com
Kelli Barrett reflects on how different it feels to build an onstage relationship opposite another woman in Beaches. She talks about intimacy, trust and why female partnerships allow for emotional depth that performers don’…
Jessica Vosk on Imposter Syndrome and Playing Cee Cee Bloom in Beaches by Broadway.com
Jessica Vosk opens up about why playing Cee Cee Bloom in Beaches feels so personal—from showmanship and imposter syndrome to stretching her acting muscles beyond what audiences may expect. In conversation with Paul Wontorek…
Jessica Vosk on Creating Her First Broadway Role in Beaches by Broadway.com
Jessica Vosk talks about the milestone of creating her first leading role on Broadway in Beaches—from shaping a character from the ground up to having the music written specifically for her and her co-star. In conversation …
Betsy Wolfe on Falling in Love With Death Becomes Her | Tamsen Fadal Interview Clip by Broadway.com
Betsy Wolfe tells Tamsen Fadal about the moment she first saw Death Becomes Her—and why the musical made her laugh so hard her face hurt from smiling. In this interview clip, Wolfe recalls seeing the show on opening night …
Tony Winner Sam Pinkleton on Oh, Mary!, Rocky Horror and Why Theater Still Matters by Broadway.com
Tony Award winner Sam Pinkleton sits down for an in-depth conversation about his journey as a director, collaborator and lifelong theater maker. He talks about the continued life of Oh, Mary!, his bold new Broadway revival of…
Betsy Wolfe on Motherhood and Death Becomes Her | The Broadway Show with Tamsen Fadal (Clip) by Broadway.com
In this clip from The Broadway Show with Tamsen Fadal, Betsy Wolfe talks about motherhood, Broadway and whether her daughter is ready to see Death Becomes Her. Wolfe jokes that she has a “Broadway kindergartner” at home�…
Betsy Wolfe on Replacing Megan Hilty in Death Becomes Her | The Broadway Show with Tamsen Fadal by Broadway.com
In this clip from The Broadway Show with Tamsen Fadal, Betsy Wolfe talks about stepping into Death Becomes Her and replacing Megan Hilty in the Broadway production. Wolfe describes the experience as a dream, sharing how welc…
Betsy Wolfe Talks Broadway.com Vlogging, Death Becomes Her and Jonathan Groff by Broadway.com
In this clip from The Broadway Show with Tamsen Fadal, Betsy Wolfe talks about vlogging for Broadway.com while starring in Death Becomes Her—and shares a hilarious behind-the-scenes moment involving a very familiar micropho…
The Hop: Backstage at STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW with Burke Swanson, Episode 2 by Broadway.com
On week two of "The Hop," Swanson answers more questions from fans and speaks on the casting process for THE FIRST SHADOW. Ensemble member Maya West and Ayana Cymone, who plays Sue Anderson, show us the "Stranger Babies" wall…
Lea Michele on Why Chess Finally Felt Right Again on Broadway by Broadway.com
Lea Michele reflects on the moment Chess clicked for her—why the music landed so powerfully, how she could “see the board” immediately and why the timing finally felt right. She also talks about creative vision, shared …
Aaron Tveit on the Psychology of Freddie Trumper in Chess by Broadway.com
Aaron Tveit opens up about the psychological complexity of Freddie Trumper in Chess, exploring trauma, early fame and the absence of support systems that shape the character’s behavior. In conversation with Paul Wontorek, T…
Lea Michele on Singing “Nobody’s Side” and Chess’ Rock Star Energy by Broadway.com
Paul Wontorek asks Lea Michele about the thrill of Chess’ big, show-stopping moments—and she opens up about playing such a rich, dynamic woman onstage, balancing intense dramatic scenes with full-on rock star musical mome…
Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit and Nicholas Christopher on the Emotional Weight of Chess by Broadway.com
The cast of Chess opens up about the emotional weight of the show—and who cries the hardest every night. In a candid, playful moment, Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit and Nicholas Christopher talk about carrying the intensity of th…
Lea Michele on 30 Years in the Theater and Performing Chess by Broadway.com
Lea Michele shares a deeply personal pre-show ritual while performing Chess—keeping a photo of herself at age eight in her dressing room. She reflects on gratitude, longevity and the full-circle moment of standing center st…
Aaron Tveit on Doing Chess as a New Dad by Broadway.com
Aaron Tveit reflects on performing Chess while navigating life as a new dad. With a 14-month-old at home, he talks about gratitude, balance and the joy of getting to do the work he loves in New York while embracing this fleet…
Nicholas Christopher on His Big Broadway Moment in Chess by Broadway.com
Nicholas Christopher reflects on what it means to step into a major Broadway moment after starting as an understudy. He talks about focus, stability and the rare gift of being able to dedicate his full energy to one role, one…
Lea Michele on Vision, Timing and Why Chess Clicked by Broadway.com
Lea Michele talks about the moment Chess came into focus for her—how the music, the timing and the shared vision behind the production made everything click. She reflects on creative chemistry, instinct and why this felt li…
Nicholas Christopher on Discovering Chess and Its Generational Impact by Broadway.com
Nicholas Christopher talks about his personal history with Chess—from only knowing “Anthem” as a kid to discovering the depth of the music and story through this production. He reflects on the show’s generational appe…
Springtime isn’t too far off. by Hadestown
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