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We spoke to the Dream Catch Me singer-songwriter who stars as Johnny in American Idiot's return to London
Dawn French, the Queen of British comedy, is bringing her hugely popular, critically acclaimed show 30 Million Minutes back to London's West End for the final time at the Vaudeville Theatre …
We spoke to the Fury playwright to talk about being a new writer, Brexit, and "second album syndrome"
The comedian on his new play, his Twelfth Night With Comedians and why festivals are so good
We chatted to the Coriolanus actor to discuss the 'genius' of Josie Rourke and learning how to play ping pong in The Mighty Walzer
NEW YORK (AP) -- Time has nearly run out to see the original "Hamilton" cast on Broadway, but a PBS special this fall on the Tony Award-winning musical will feature at least…
When the curtain rises on opening night this evening at The New York Spectacular starring the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall, there will be more than flashy costumes, high-kicking precis…
We caught up with The Homecoming actor to discuss serendipity, Harold Pinter and Brian Friel's 'extraordinary' play Faith Healer
The running time for The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) (Revised) is advertised at 90 minutes On opening night at Evening Star Productions, it ran two hours. This is a tes…
by Jim Gladstone "After seven years of being a featured actor," quips Barrett Foa, who brings his cabaret act to Feinstein's at the Nikko June 24 and 25 in San Francisco. "It's nice to get b…
As he appears in Headlong's production of Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme in Liverpool, Sean McGinley talks growing up in Ireland, the peace process and how great T…
We spent five minutes with the Hobson's Choice actress to discuss early beginnings, succeeding in the West End and why it is relevant to revive a 100-year-old play now
See Rob McClure take on 20 fast questions about Something Rotten!, Chaplin, and so much more.
60 MINUTES will offer a 'director's cut' that's nearly double the length of Charlie Rose's original report first broadcast last November.
The segment promises more interview and production clips.
The Deep Blue Sea actress discusses working with director Carrie Cracknell again and why they are taking an 'unusual' stance to Rattigan's work
by Jim Gladstone Kuhn's work as Helen Bechdel, long-suffering wife of a closeted gay man, in the show adapted from lesbian cartoonist Alison Bechdel's autobiographic novel, is indelible. Whi…
We caught up with the A Midsummer Night's Dream actor to discuss moving away from famous families, working with Daniel Evans and Simon Evans' irreverent take on Dream at Southwark Pl…
We spent five minutes with the Fascinating Aida singer to discuss working with Judi Dench, the festival at Hampstead Theatre and working with Michael Crawford on The Go-Between
We spent five minutes with the Bend It Like Beckham actor to chat about moving on from a large musical, working with Indhu at the Tricycle and Ayad Akhtar's Pulitzer-Prize winning play, …
It's difficult to imagine repeating yourself nearly 12,000 times"unless you're Catherine Russell. Russell is the star of the smash hit off Broadway play Perfect Crime, which is now entering …
Morley Safer, an old-style, in-the-trenches newsman who was among the first reporters to bring the horrors of the Vietnam War onto the TV sets and into the living rooms of average Amer…
We're in Alex Brightman's School of Rock dressing room for 20 questions about ALW, Sierra Boggess, and stand-up comedy.
Before her return engagement at the Cafe Carlyle, we have a quick chat with Broadway legend Chita Rivera about her career and how Broadway has changed.
We spoke with the Aliens star to discuss 'keeping it real', the hugely successful This is England and tackling the West End with This is Living
