Extra! Extra! Nathan Lane, John Slattery, John Goodman, Jefferson Mays, Sherie Rene Scott and Rosemary Harris will star in classic newspaper comedy The Front Page on Broadway this fall.
Tickets are now available to see Beth Behrs, star of CBS’ 2 Broke Girls, in the world premiere of Halley Feiffer’s A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Gynecologic Oncology U…
Two-time Tony Award winner Nathan Lane is indeed headlining a starry revival of the classic play The Front Page about a group of Chicago newspapermen. According to The Chicago Tribune, Lane …
Cagney's Robert Creighton stops by Broadway.com HQ to chat with Beth Stevens.
What an opening night present! Head of Passes, which officially opens on March 28, has extended through April 24; the new drama had previously been set to close on April 17. Penned by Tarell…
Paul Alexander Nolan talks to Paul Wontorek about his journey from playing Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar to good ole Southern boy Jimmy Ray in the new musical Bright Star.
Tony, Emmy and Grammy-winning composer Marc Shaiman married his partner, Lietenant Commander Louis Mirabal, on March 26. The wedding was set up as a surprise for attendees following Mirabal&…
Waitress' Christopher Fitzgerald on being Wicked's original munchkin, his "really good" James Taylor impression and a Corpus catastrophe.
Phantom's Jeremy Hays stops by Broadway.com HQ to talk with Beth Stevens.
Broadway.com hits the red carpet at Steve Martin and Edie Brickell's Bright Star, starring Carmen Cusack, Paul Alexander Nolan, Hannah Elless and A.J. Shively.
WAITRESS' Christopher Fitzgerald on being WICKED's original munchkin, his "really good" James Taylor impression and a CORPUS catastrophe.
Celebrating the opening night of Steve Martin and Edie Brickell's new musical BRIGHT STAR on Broadway.
Wicked and Newsies vet Kara Lindsay sings "Meet Me on the Moon" by Will Reynolds, part of her upcoming show "Bursting Your Bubble" at Feinstein's/54 Below on March 29…
Steve Martin and Edie Brickell's new musical Bright Star opens on Broadway, starring Carmen Cusack.
The Phantom of the Opera's Michele McConnell reveals how she takes off Carlotta's abundant eye-makeup and a secret weapon that gives her a kick on a two-show day.
In this final episode, Adam Kantor chats with original Motel Austin Pendleton, previous Motel John Cariani and French Motel Jeremy Charvet.