Hugh Jackman & Daniel Craig vs. The Broadway Audience Member's Cell Phone

The pair stayed in character as it rang not one time but two. TMZ has the video, seen below.

Larry Gelbart. The Mold Was Just Broken by Robert J. Elisberg

Larry Gelbart - RIP...Make The Heavens Laugh by Steve Young

Without Larry Gelbart I never would have become an author.

Artistic Directors Versus Executive Directors by Michael Kaiser

Amidst all of the pain and fear of the economic crisis, one area of conversation always gets a laugh: the way to reduce tension between artistic directors and executive leadership.

Age Doesn't Matter Unless You're a Cheese by Dori Berinstein

Attention all disenfranchised Hollywood writers, actors, producers: Broadway needs you. Broadway, in fact, wants you!

HuffPost Review: <em>Passing Strange</em> by Marshall Fine

<em>Mighty Movie Podcast</em> Exclusive: Spike Lee & Stew on <em>Passing Strange: The Movie</em> by Dan Persons

Before We All Have A Beer by Anna Deavere Smith

It's Hard to Be an American by Jon Robin Baitz

Twelfth Night in Central Park by Alec Baldwin

Drama Queens: Random Thoughts While Watching The Tony Awards Show. By Tallulah Morehead

<em>American Idol</em> If I'm Being Honest by Ken Levine

Wow! What an upset! Kris Allen won. The All-American fresh-faced boy next door beat a theatrical guy who wore leather and eyeliner. Who knew??? This country is not yet ready to crown a young…

Robert J. Elisberg: The Big Story Behind a Little Song

The word "legendary" can be overused. But sometimes, it actually does apply. In the case of Gus Kahn, he was simply a legendary songwriter in every sense of the word. And his wife Grace was …

West Side Story's Matt Cavenaugh Breaks Out by Michael Giltz

Mary Stuart: Interview with Director Phyllida Lloyd by Melissa Silverstein

I've Written a Play on Torture by Chris Durang

Tribeca Film Festival: Hysterical Psycho by Dan Fogler

On Earth Day: A Green, I Mean Really Very Green, Perspective by Shrek

Making Torture Lawful? by Allison Silver

Schiller in 1800 knew why Bush administration officials would sign off on these infamous torture memos.

Q & A: <em>A Chorus Line</em> Vets Baayork Lee and Yuka Takara Make Their Moves In <em>Every Little Step</em> by Brad Balfour

Musical Maker Julie Taymor Disses "Musicals" by David Finkle

So when did Julie The Lion KIng Taymor decide calling a musical a musical is asking for trouble bigtime?

Q & A: Versatile Actor Craig Bierko Bets On A Revived <em>Guys And Dolls</em> by Brad Balfour

Ron Silver Was a Mensch by Robert Greenwald

A Tribute to Ron Silver by Paul Begala

Ron Silver and the Courage of Conviction by Frank Luntz