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Article | By Molly Higgins | June 12, 2024
Krysta Rodriguez Has Now Done Bye Bye Birdie Three Times, Including With Her Dad in High School
Rodriguez, Christian Borle, and Ephraim Sykes star in the new production at the Kennedy Center
Article | By Mark Robinson | April 18, 2015
Taking a Risk on Bye Bye Birdie Paved the Way for Avenue Q and Something Rotten!
Musicals like Anything Goes and Bye Bye Birdie are often considered old-fashioned classics that receive affectionate revivals. But when they first premiered, these musicals were ground-breaking works that opened doors for inventive new styles of theatre.
Article | November 2, 2014
Here Lies Love Star Conrad Ricamora on Pushing TV's Boundaries and Getting Away With "Murder"
With a steamy story arc on ABC's hot new drama "How To Get Away With Murder," the Here Lies Love star does double duty. Playbill.com catches up to the rising star.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | September 25, 2001
BRIEF ENCOUNTER With Gregg Edelman
Edelman chats about Reefer Madness and recalls some great career advice from Joe Masteroff.
Article | By David Lefkowitz | September 25, 2001
PLAYBILL ON-LINE'S BRIEF ENCOUNTER with Gregg Edelman
With his preppy, guy-next-door looks and all-American lifestyle (wife, two kids, closing on a house in suburban Jersey), Gregg Edelman doesn't exactly strike one as the oddball type. But in our early September phone interview conducted while he was driving home from rehearsals, one aspect of his personality the actor kept stressing was goofiness, an untapped nutty streak. It's an aspect of his mien that'll come in handy for this constantly-working performer's latest role: master of ceremonies for the campy musical spoof, Reefer Madness, starting previews Sept. 15 at the Variety Arts Theatre. Considering his previous roles have included Les Miz's dour Javert, Falsettos' pained Marvin and Cabaret's naive-to-jaded Clifford, taking a puff on fluff should give Edelman just the opportunity he wants to get high on musical comedy.
Article | By Diep Tran | May 21, 2024
18 Times Asian and Asian Americans Made History on Broadway
Playbill celebrates Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month with a timeline of artistic milestones.
Article | By Talaura Harms | February 8, 2024
Scott Bakula Is Back Singing On Stage
After 35 years, the television star and Tony nominee returns to the New York stage in Jason Robert Brown’s The Connector.
Article | By Andrew Gans, Dan Meyer | November 20, 2020
In the News: Olivier Winner Sam Tutty, Six Stars, and More Will Be Part of West End Acoustic Concert, Tina Fallon Departs Dramatists Guild, More
Plus, watch Syndee Winters and Carmen Ruby Floyd in the inspirational new music video, "When Broadway Is Back."
Article | By Louis Botto | October 8, 2019
Stage and Screen Icon Ann Miller on Sugar Babies, Co-Star Feuds, and Those Wigs
The burlesque musical revue, co-starring Mickey Rooney, opened October 8, 1979.
Article | By Olivia Clement | December 1, 2016
Annette Bening to Receive Career Achievement Award at Artios
The Casting Society of America will present ceremonies in Los Angeles and New York in January.
Article | By Playbill Staff | September 3, 2016
We Asked Over 70 Actors to Name Their Favorite Show Tune of All Time
We put Broadway actors Ramin Karimloo, Lena Hall, Keala Settle, Alice Ripley, Joshua Henry, Viola Davis and more to name their all-time favorite show tune.
Article | By Playbill Staff | April 27, 2015
Playbill Picks the Breakout Performances of the 2014-15 Broadway Season
The 2014-15 Broadway season has come to a close, and the 69th Annual Tony Awards are on the horizon. Before Tony nominations are announced April 28, the staff at Playbill.com took a look back at the season and chose a handful of Broadway breakout performances.
Article | By Whitney Spaner | February 11, 2015
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: The Best and Worst Boyfriends on Broadway
Who is your favorite Broadway boyfriend? Do you fall for the sweet do-gooders who bring flowers and chocolates, or are you drawn to the bad boys who elude the leading ladies and men with their distant charm and rock songs? Playbill.com offers a collection of some of the best and worst love interests from Broadway.
Article | By Logan Culwell-Block | December 18, 2014
Cast Changes, Rewrites and More: From Yesterday to "Tomorrow," Annie's History on Stage and Screen
What was her name originally, and how did it become Annie? Why did the writers of the musical originally think the idea was a bad one? Read Playbill.com's history of the show to learn how America's favorite orphan moved from a comic strip to the silver screen.
Article | By Adam Hetrick | October 7, 2014
Pamela Myers, Conrad John Schuck, James Clow and Trista Moldovan Will Tour in White Christmas
The holiday tour of Irving Berlin's White Christmas, which launches this November in Peoria, IL, will feature stage veterans Pamela Myers and Conrad John Schuck, as well as James Clow and Trista Moldovan.
Article | September 28, 2014
Who is Your Broadway Crush?
From Broadway's Aladdin (Adam Jacobs) to the lead of the Newsies tour (Dan DeLuca) and Pippin's Ariana DeBose, Playbill.com has been sharing our Broadway crushes on "Man Crush Monday" and "Woman Crush Wednesday." We've had so much fun selecting our #MCM and #WCW each week, we wanted to know who our readers' Broadway crushes were.
Article | September 21, 2014
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: The Best and Worst Boyfriends on Broadway
Playbill.com offers a collection of the best and worst boyfriends from Broadway musicals.
Article | By Carey Purcell | July 8, 2014
Here Lies Love Star Ruthie Ann Miles on Boy Bands, Fan Girls and Bringing the Party to the Public Theater
Ruthie Ann Miles, starring as Imelda Marcos in the immersive disco musical Here Lies Love, opens up to Playbill.com about politics, power and staying onstage every night.
Article | By Carey Purcell | July 8, 2014
Here Lies Love Star Ruthie Ann Miles on Boy Bands, Fan Girls and Bringing the Party to the Public Theater
Ruthie Ann Miles, starring as Imelda Marcos in the immersive disco musical Here Lies Love, opens up to Playbill.com about politics, power and staying onstage every night.
Article | By Matthew Blank | October 8, 2013
PLAYBILL.COM'S CUE & A: Romeo and Juliet Star Conrad Kemp
South African stage and screen actor Conrad Kemp, currently making his Broadway debut as Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet, fills out Playbill.com's questionnaire of random facts, backstage trivia and pop-culture tidbits.

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