Carrie Coon is now back on Broadway in Bug, the play penned by Pulitzer-Prize winning playwright and her husband, Tracy Letts. The performer recently visited Live with Kelly and Mark to talk…
by Mike Abrams. @TheWrongCatDied. NEW YORK, NY - Spring break chaperone and self-described "quiet midwesterner" Tom Bryant disrupted a Saturday matinee of & Juliet  when inste…
Paul Mescal stars in "Hamnet" as a grieving William Shakespeare whose struggle to write ultimately transforms his loss into the inspiration for "Hamlet." But early on in the film, cinematogr…
PITTSBURGH " It's common knowledge among fans of "The Pitt" that the show " with its documentary-style cinematography and esoteric language " sets realism as its No. 1 priority. Many of its …
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by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. SEATTLE - "Go Sportsball" proclaimed local actor Henry Huress at a friend's Super Bowl party to much guffawing, despite the fact that he and almost all of the gu…
by Leah Windahl. @leah_windahl. HACKENSACK, NJ. " Representatives from the Jimmy Awards have been hastily contacting Steve Johnson, a local man who made the mistake of remarking that he had…
"It's really great to see these new stories come to life." For 21 years, our New Stages Festival has championed brave, bold new work"and we're honored to be working with this years daring pl…
A video is going viral after a man was seen yelling at fellow audience members during a recent performance of Mamma Mia! on Broadway. The performance took place on January 3, and the video w…
At 86, he's written close to 100 plays. As Sheridan Smith stars in a London revival of 'Woman in Mind', the playwright reflects on what makes true theatre
We've gone back and forth on it for a long time," the actor told Broadway.com Managing Editor Beth Stevens. Pinkham plays the Arbiter, the referee ...
Bryce Pinkham has been living with Chess for nearly a decade. "I've been working on it with [writer] Danny Strong and [director] Michael Mayer since the Kennedy Center," he says. "It's almos…
... Broadway." Apparently the offending attendee peppered more than half the one-act show's runtime with "an inebriated cavalcade of four-letter words ...
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