Interview
Read interviews with luminaries of the stage.
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Special Features
By Dan Meyer | 01/22/2021Bollywood Kitchen creator Sri Rao chats with Playbill. -
The Theatre Channel
By Dan Meyer | 01/21/2021The Les Misérables alum discusses working on The Theatre Channel.
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By Andrew Gans | 01/18/2021"Go support an artist of color, explore another culture other than your own … support a Black local business, and maybe support an artist by investing in their shows."
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By Andrew Gans | 01/15/2021Oscar was playing Frank Hillard in the new Broadway musical Mrs. Doubtfire when the pandemic brought down the curtain on theatres around the world.
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Broadway Community Project
By Ryan McPhee | 01/12/2021Learn more about the veteran events producer and her work in the theatre industry.
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 01/09/2021The Broadway music director and conductor conceived and music directs Pasadena Playhouse's tribute to the late Jerry Herman, which streams beginning January 10.
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By Andrew Gans | 01/04/2021The stage and screen star opens up about his recent cancer diagnosis.
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By Andrew Gans | 01/01/2021Patten can currently be seen in the new virtual musical Estella Scrooge, which flips the script of the Charles Dickens classic A Christmas Carol.
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By Dan Meyer | 12/31/2020The non-binary artist talks about LiME, a work that started as a poem and is on its way to becoming a fully-fledged production.
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Special Features
By Bethany Rickwald | 12/30/2020For these TikTok users, a quarantine pastime became the stuff that musical theatre dreams are made of.
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 12/29/2020The world-renowned artist will be seen December 31 on the PBS special United in Song: Celebrating the Resilience of America.
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Interview
By Dan Meyer | 12/27/2020An exclusive interview with the stars of The Theatre Channel’s “Hopeful Holidays.”
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The Theatre Channel
By Dan Meyer | 12/26/2020An exclusive interview from the stars of The Theatre Channel latest episode.
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The Theatre Channel
By Dan Meyer | 12/25/2020The star sings “When There Is No One” as Mrs. White after starring as the title character on Broadway.
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 12/25/2020The actor can also be seen in the virtual, on-demand Nightclub New York.
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The Theatre Channel
By Dan Meyer | 12/24/2020An exclusive interview from the creator and star of The Theatre Channel.
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Black Lives Matter
By Dan Meyer | 12/23/2020The Slave Play producer has been busy since the Tony-nominated play by Jeremy O. Harris ended its limited run
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Broadway Community Project
By Ryan McPhee | 12/22/2020“Very few things can top getting to know these casts and add value to their lives, then watching the show from backstage and having them add value to mine.”
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 12/21/2020Ewoldt can currently be seen in Irish Repertory Theatre's Meet Me in St. Louis: A Holiday Special in Song and on Screen.
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Interview
By Ryan McPhee | 12/19/2020"Black folks do this all day long. It's something that's been codified in our spirit. It's interesting to see how much more work we have to do just to have a complex, strong existence."
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From the Archives
By Jerry Tallmer | 12/17/2020As the Alfred Uhry-Jason Robert Brown show readied to open December 17, 1998, Prince and Uhry spoke to Playbill about why the show demanded to be produced.
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Interview
By Ryan McPhee | 12/15/2020The six-time Tony winner, currently nominated for McNally's Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, headlines New York City Center's digital concert event.
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 12/14/2020The Broadway favorite offers a virtual version of his annual holiday show beginning December 17.
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 12/10/2020Chamberlin plays Sheldon Saperstein in the screen adaptation of the musical, which arrives on Netflix December 11.
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Holiday Coverage
By Ruthie Fierberg | 12/10/2020Behind the scenes of the 90-year holiday concert tradition.
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Interview
By Ruthie Fierberg | 12/07/2020In this Q&A, the pair take us behind the scenes of their 2019 visit to Salt Lake City for the ultimate musical holiday celebration.
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Special Features
By Andrew Gans | 12/04/2020The Ovation Award winner can also be heard on the new holiday album Why? Because It's Christmas.
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Black Lives Matter
By Dan Meyer | 12/03/2020The Thoughts of a Colored Man producer wants to create a new theatrical landscape where BIPOC narratives are the norm.
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Interview
By Logan Culwell-Block | 12/01/2020We caught up with The King and I and The Light in the Piazza star as she prepares for her December 12 streaming concert.
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By Andrew Gans | 12/01/2020Thomas and fellow Broadway actor Marissa Rosen have joined forces for their new recording The Award Winning Holiday Album.
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 11/25/2020Moayed is also the writer and director of The Accidental Wolf, heading to Topic November 26.
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Broadway Community Project
By Ryan McPhee | 11/24/2020Sampliner has been with the blockbuster musical since it opened in 2003, marking the longest tenure for a Broadway company manager to date.
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From the Archives
By Kathy Henderson | 11/21/2020Playbill looks back to when Jones, who celebrates her birthday November 21, first broke out in her Tony-winning turn in The Heiress.
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 11/19/2020The stage and screen star, who also enjoys a voiceover career, can be heard in the new animated series DreamWorks TrollsTopia.
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By Ruthie Fierberg | 11/17/2020Li and Yan want their musical Interstate to "contribute to what it means to be queer, trans, and Asian-American in the world."
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Interview
By Ruthie Fierberg | 11/16/2020Demystifying the relatively new profession and why it’s not just about sex scenes—plus info on the even-newer field of violence direction.
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By Ruthie Fierberg | 11/13/2020Kenny Seymour and Stephen Oremus talk MUSE’s founding—plus, information on the November 14 free event.
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Interview
By Ruthie Fierberg | 11/13/2020The choreographer reflects on his Dance Theatre of Harlem and Ailey roots and his style for the musical drama starring Emmy Raver-Lampman and Solea Pfeiffer.
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Interview
By Ruthie Fierberg | 11/11/2020An interview with the writer of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical and the upcoming bio-musical Mandela.
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 11/11/2020"Hang in there. Just somehow hold on with your fingernails, because I believe in my heart that this will end."
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Interview
By Ruthie Fierberg | 11/09/2020The Tony Award winner offers help in navigating systemic racism, anti-racism, allyship, and more in her eight-episode IGTV series.
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Special Features
By Andrew Gans | 11/06/2020Quarantunes, created and hosted by Demi Weitz and her father Richard, has benefited dozens of charities, including Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
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Interview
By Andrew Gans | 11/05/2020"Don't be afraid to cry, to reach out, to ask for help, to be however you need to be right now."
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Black Lives Matter
By Dan Meyer | 11/04/2020Teaming up with Questlove, Tony Cornelius, Anthony E. Zuiker, Live Nation’s Shawn Gee, and his co-lead producers Matthew Weaver and Jeffrey Tick, this producer brings Soul Train to Broadway.
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Black Lives Matter
By Dan Meyer | 11/03/2020The producer had four productions as part of the announced 2019–2020 season including the Jake Gyllenhaal-Tom Sturridge Tony nominee Sea Wall/A Life and fellow Tony-nominated play The Sound Inside.
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Black Lives Matter
By Dan Meyer | 11/02/2020How this man combined his law degree, business acumen, and love of theatre to become a Broadway producer.
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Black Lives Matter
By Dan Meyer | 11/01/2020The powerhouse press agent is also a no-nonsense producer. Why she thinks fixing a communication breakdown can lead to major industry change.
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Black Lives Matter
By Dan Meyer | 10/31/2020The four-time Tony-nominated duo behind the all-Black Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Eclipsed, and more reveal their path to success.
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From the Archives
By Rebecca Morehouse | 10/31/2020The original Broadway production opened at the Edison Theatre October 31, 1989.
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Black Lives Matter
By Dan Meyer | 10/30/2020If we want more diverse stories, more representative casting, more inclusive staffs, it begins with producers. We illuminate the names behind the marquee lights working to change theatre from the inside.
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