Paul Wontorek chats with musical theater star Andrea McArdle about her new off-Broadway play 2 Across, co-starring Kip Gilman.
Here's a ravishing first look at The Color Purple, which officially returns to Broadway on December 10. Check out pics of Cynthia Erivo, Danielle Brooks and Oscar winner Jennifer Hu…
The 27th annual Gypsy of the Year competition raised an impressive $4,786,239 for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, and that’s as good a reason as any for Kinky Boots and Hamilton to …
The Woodsman, the critically acclaimed that offers up an inventive retelling of the origins of Oz’s Tin Woodsman has a shiny new star that's coming off-Broadway. Here's a first…
Celebs have been busy buzzing all over Broadway. From a reunion of stars at the Roundabout's The Man Who Came Dinner reading to a number of backstage visits at various shows, we hav…
Tony Award winner Frances Ruffelle stops by Broadway.com for a quick gabfest.
Matilda's Mrs. Wormwood knows a lot about #MatildaSweeps. She also does the splits in the show. And she pronounces the word "hotel" with a special flair. Those&n…
We visited Sutton Foster and more on the set of TV Land's Younger to find out all about season two, which premieres on January 13.
Joe Iconis and Family perform "Celebrate Christmas (With Me)" from The 8th Annual Joe Iconis Christmas Spectacular at 54 Below on December 18 and 19.
Aladdin's Adam Jacobs and Arielle Jacobs sing "Suddenly Seymour" from his debut album, Right Where I Belong, to be released December 13.
Orfeh stops by Broadway.com Studios to chat with Paul Wontorek and the crew.
Jonah explains the difference between an understudy, a swing and a cover. Then he interviews some of the folks backstage at Wicked.
On the scene at the Broadway premiere of School of Rock, the new musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Glenn Slater and Julian Fellowes.
If you're like us, you're still singing "Ease on Down the Road" on the subway every morning. Yes, we are still all hopped up from the smashing The Wiz Live!, which aired on…
NeNe Leakes, who is Chicago's newest Matron "Mama" Morton, answers your questions about dream dates, indulgences and why she's not a diva.