8,501 stories from Backstage
This sketchy play by Susan Charlotte on serious issues that women face is given an anemic treatment, despite the talent of two of its protagonists.
Will Eno's tender "Title and Deed" gets a solid American premiere at the Signature Theater, starring Conor Lovett.
This slight revue of Borscht Belt gags, featuring comic veterans Marilyn Sokol, Todd Susman, and Lenny Wolpe, is like spending time with a favorite uncle.
"Once," "Death of a Salesman," "Follies," "Other Desert Cities," and Audra McDonald were honored by the Drama League on Friday, May 18 in New York.
A spunky little world premiere musical, "Jack's Back!" is lots more fun and far less disturbing than expected, considering its subject is Jack the Ripper.
"Priscilla Queen of the Desert" leaves the Palace open for "Annie," "Newsies" extends, and "Ever After" is headed our way.
Four actors tackle W.H. Auden, Gypsy Rose Lee, Benjamin Britten, and Carson McCullers in a new musical, at the Public.
Reprising his role from New York and D.C., Danny Burstein stars in "Follies" at the Ahmanson Theatre.
Long on titillation and short on substance, Mike Bartlett’s "Cock" isn't as good as actors Cory Michael Smith and Jason Butler Harner.
Off-Off-Broadway acting school/theater T. Schreiber Studios will mount its first musical production with "Jack's Back!"
Rachel Potter discusses her new country EP, appearing on a reality TV show, and getting her start in Christian music and at a theme park.
Life on the road in shows such as "Peter Pan" and "Rock of Ages" offers unusual challenge.
The star of Broadway's "Venus in Fur" and the new film "Hysteria" shares his worst audition experience and why a film career caught him by surprise.
Scott Rudin, Mark Gordon and Guymon Casady are producing the biopic about the polarizing Apple co-founder.
Bennett crossed the Atlantic to reprise her role as Judy Garland in “End of the Rainbow,” a role she also played to much acclaim in the West End.
See "Porgy and Bess" stars like Audra McDonald and Norm Lewis perform excerpts from the show.
See many of George Bernard Shaw's works performed in a staged-reading format with Tony winners Cady Huffman and Maryann Plunkett.
Nehassaiu deGannes is the ideal surrogate for Diana Sands, a groundbreaking actress who died young, but this bioplay needs a serious overhaul.
Erin Castellanos, Shawn Scallon, and Bradie Steinlauf are Paradigm's newest agents.
Casting office Telsey + Co has cast the six orphans to join Lilla Crawford, who will star in the title role as previously announced.
Badiene Magaziner's students have appeared in many Broadway shows including “Billy Elliot” and “Mary Poppins,” as well as on “American Idol.”
Enter to win tickets to the Broadway show and a backstage tour. The winning video, chosen by the cast of "Once," will be featured on the show's website.
Back Stage caught up with Criss and talked about his turn on Broadway, his odd habit of following Radcliffe, and his future in show business.
A Broadway veteran, Brian d’Arcy James has played characters ranging from a lonely, 1950s press agent to an angry green ogre.
Jeffrey M. Jones mashes up contemporary and historical events to little avail in "A Letter From Omdurman," an exploration of testosterone-driven violence.
