This week, we discuss Sara Bareilles' Broadway debut, Tom Sturridge, Olivia Wilde and Reed Birney headlining 1984, Bette Midler's first win of the season, news about Jennifer Lopez i…
Significant Other scribe Joshua Harmon on his best advice for aspiring playwrights, writing a letter in pencil to Alfred Uhry and more.
Dear Evan Hansen's Rachel Bay Jones discusses going from being a shy in the audition room to scene-stealing on the Great White Way.
Fans of Rick Riordan's bestselling young adult fantasy novel The Lightning Thief are in luck. The musical adaptation of the popular book officially opened at off-Broadway's Luci…
The West End production of Mamma Mia has announced new casting. Fresh from playing Donna Sheridan in the first-ever UK Tour of the hit musical Sara Poyzer will play the role at London&#…
Kendra Kassebaum stops by Broadway.com HQ to chat about Come From Away and more with Paul Wontorek.
Nominations are set for the 2017 Lucille Lortel Awards, recognizing the best of off-Broadway. New York Theatre Workshop’s mounting of the new musical Hadestown and Tooting Arts Club&rs…
The language of love flows on opening night of Amelie, as Matt Rodin tests the French skills of cast members and guests.
Amélie, starring Phillipa Soo, officially opened at the Walter Kerr Theatre on April 3. Take a look at the evening's glam guests!
In honor of MCC's 30th anniversary, a bevy of Broadway's brightest got together at the Hammerstein Ballroom on April 3 to perform numbers from roles that they would never be cast in.…
Nicholas Christopher stops by Broadway.com HQ to chat about Miss Saigon and more with Beth Stevens.
Wicked's Michael Campayno spills the truth about ice cream and underwear in the latest Never Have I Ever.
Significant Other, Joshua Harmon's new play about the struggles of remaining single as your friends marry off, will play its final performance on July 2. Significant Other began pre…
Insanity, destruction and debauchery! The Red Carpet Challenge takes a turn for the worst at the opening night of The Play That Goes Wrong.