20 stories by "Bryan Buttler"
The in-demand Philly writer chatted with us about her new musically-infused work produced by Azuka Theatre.
The collective is committed to producing eight new plays by area writers over three seasons.
The leading player of Pippin chats about Fosse, Philly, and touring the globe.
The space will be a theatrical hub in Center City.
During her shining, campy set, the pint-sized diva dished on Wawa, her West Chester roots, and sang her most popular Wicked hit to an absent Donald Trump.
The famed British playwright chats about theater's comeback, why he loves the Wilma, and offers one sentence of advice every young playwright should know.
Broadway stars Lauren Molina and Nick Cearley return to Philly with a new stripped-down holiday show.
There are few works currently playing in Philly that are as thought-provoking and engaging.
NYC playwright Chad Beckim chimes in after a local critic calls his play at Azuka Theatre racist and homophobic.
An enjoyable show but technical snafus left the audience tapping its feet. Is the production just too much for a theater like the Academy to handle?
Philly Shakespeare vets take on the Bard in deeply satirical, deeply dark, and deeply humorous ways.
So it is interesting, if not slightly odd, that two of Philadelphia's major theater companies open their seasons with these tales: the Wilma's Antigone and Arden's Metamorphoses.
Emma Stratton chats with us about her training at Penn State and what it's like to play in a Woody Allen musical.
This zany musical from Woody Allen and Susan Stroman isn't meant to be taken seriously, but it can be a whole lotta fun.
Plus, her advice to young performers (and what role she's always wanted to play).
It was such a scandal during a 1920's premiere that the entire cast was arrested.
Her company got 19 nominations, the most of any other nominee.
How Joan of Arc, Kimmel's residency program and opening up about her beliefs helped create her feminist-forward one-woman show.
Flashpoint Theatre Company is presenting a groundbreaking new work called "Hands Up," in which six playwrights present world-premiere works about being black and male in America. We chatted …
The Dreamgirls powerhouse opens up.
