John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask, director Michael Mayer and NPH himself dish on what it took to reinvent the "How I Met Your Mother" star into a wailing glam-rock gutter goddess.read mo…
Nominees Jessie Mueller, Audra McDonald and Mary Bridget Davies spill their audition stories and vocal strategies to headline musical bio-dramas.read more
"If anything, it clouded my judgment," says the four-time Tony winner of pulling from his drag experience when portraying an unfamiliar group in his nominated play.read more
Celia Keenan-Bolger, Megan Mullally, Lily Rabe, Hamish Linklater, Uzo Aduba, Carly Rae Jepsen and Billy Magnussen told THR of their attraction to Off-Broadway on Sunday night.read more
The director of "Rocky" and "Here Lies Love" tells THR of his upcoming series about the classical music world and "Romeo and Juliet" retelling with Felicity Jones.read more
Baz Luhrmann and Andrew Rannells hit the McKittrick Hotel's Gallow Green to fete the return of the musical based on David Byrne's and Fatboy Slim's 2010 concept album.read more
Though Harris is definitely the headliner, Hall is making waves of her own as Hedwig's loving husband, who gave up everything
Does being in a band help you get into the world of the show as well? For sure. Being in a band for seven years has been
Lena Hall as Yitzhak in Hedwig and the Angry Inch. (Photo by Joan Marcus) Neil Patrick Harris isn't the only one with fans in...
When interrupted by a fan mid-show, the actor yelled back, "I'm doing something up here, motherf---er!"read more
Thus began the journey to The Great Immensity, which will premiere at the Public Theater in New York on April 11 and is scheduled to run through May 1.
At the annual Miscast Gala in 2013, which is presented by MCC Theater, Jordan sang the Smash hit "Let Me Be Your Star," when Jonathan Groff came onstage and stole his thunder.
The generally spacious, multi-level restaurant was jam-packed with everyone from Nathan Lane to Bernadette Peters, and everywhere you looked, you couldn't help but lock eyes with Victor Garb…
The generally spacious, multi-level restaurant was jam-packed with everyone from Nathan Lane to Bernadette Peters, and everywhere you looked, you couldn't help but lock eyes with Victor Garb…
And all of the folks who were a part of the process from the beginning four years ago, along with many shiny celebrity guests
Steven Boyer, Tyrone, and Geneva Carr in Hand to God at MCC Theater. (Photo by Joan Marcus) A demon-possessed...
Back in the early aughts, knowing about Brown's music felt exclusive and saying "I'm a fan of Jason Robert Brown" was almost equivalent to saying "I want to move to New York and work in thea…
This is not a dig to say that all of Brown's music sounds the same, but simply to say that right now, in this moment, Brown is doing what he does best.
It was a suit and tie kind of night -- and not just for the soulful k.d. lang who made her Broadway debut as the new guest star in <em>After Midnight</em>. The evening was the ty…
It was a suit and tie kind of night -- and not just for the soulful k.d. lang who made her Broadway debut as the new guest star in After Midnight. The evening was the type of party Carrie Br…
Usually, acting and performing are escapes for Betsy Wolfe, but with "The Last Five Years" she is experiencing something new.
"Independents," with a book by Marina Keegan, at the New York Fringe Festival, is a beautifully crafted musical about the doubts and fears of 20-somethings.
Evan Linder and Andrew Hobgood's "5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche" is light and fluffy Fringe fare that finds a fresh voice with relevant issues.
Williamstown Theatre Festival Artistic Director Jenny Gersten shepherds artists through the festival's programs.
Bill Russell and Peter Melnick's loud, unoriginal musical "The Last Smoker in America" doesn't deliver on a shallow premise.