315 stories by "Melissa Rose Bernardo"
★★★ Sharon Washington pens and performs her New York City fairy tale of "The Little Girl Who Lived in a Library."
The post Feeding the Dragon: Sharon Washington Hits the Bo…
★★★ Film stars Michael Cera and Chris Evans face off in the character-heavy, plot-light play.
★★★★ Arin Arbus and Theatre for a New Audience embrace Shakespeare's bear of a play
Author-actor Harvey Fierstein returns to La Cage aux Folles and a role he created -- literally.
Spider-Man's creators -- director-writer Julie Taymor and rockers Bono and The Edge -- share what it's like to spin a comic-book classic into Broadway's biggest spectacle.
Mark Rylance, Samuel Barnett and Paul Chahidi share some of the secrets behind their performances in Twelfth Night and Richard III on Broadway.
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Death is inescapable in Regular Singing, the much-anticipated fourth and final entry in Richard Nelson's Apple Family: Scenes From Life in the Country series, now receiving its world premier…
In the 11 years since The Last Five Years premiered at Off Broadway's Minetta Lane Theatre, the two-character time-bending musical has developed an almost cultlike following among theater st…
Lilla Crawford is realizing the dream of a million little girls: She's playing Annie on Broadway. She explains how she got to NYC.
Sit down, have a pint, and hear the tale of a Girl and a Guy — Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová — who made beautiful music together, won an Oscar and moved to Broad…
If you notice more than the usual number of teen-to-twentysomething girls milling around Manhattan Theatre Club's Off-Broadway home at City Center Stage I these days, they're probabl…
Stockard Channing, Rachel Griffiths and Judith Light, playing blood relations in Broadway's Other Desert Cities, discuss the mercurial characters of Jon Robin Baitz's play.
"Freud's Last Session" " which recently moved to Off Broadway's New World Stages " is spirited, witty, and eminently engaging.
Harry Potter can't conjure up a nom; drag is a plus; and eight more thoughts on prelude to Broadway's big night
Chris Rock and Bobby Cannvale sit down for a very candid (and sometimes off-topic) chat about their new show with the bleeping awesome name.
