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Matthew Broderick, Kelli O’Hara and Director Kathleen Marshall Talk Broadway’s Newest Musical, ‘Nice Work If You Can Get It’

In the first video, Marshall talks with Broderick and O’Hara during one of their lunch breaks about about what brought them to the new musical that features songs by the Gershwins. There’s also a video of them on the set with photographer Annie Lebowitz.

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‘Carrie’ Star Molly Ranson Explains why the 2012 Off-Broadway Revival is More Successful Than the 1988 Broadway Original

The current off-Broadway revival of the infamous Carrie — based on the Stephen King novel and subsequent classic film –has already ran longer than the sixteen previews and five performances that the 1988 Broadway production ran, so the new production at the Lucille Lortel Theatre can already take that success into account.

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Cristin Milioti on Broadway’s ‘Once’: “Legit musicals are not quite my forte. It’s really a happy accident that the way I sing just worked for this”

In the lead female role as the show makes the move to Broadway is Cristin Milioti, an off-Broadway regular who talks about how she ended up in a musical even though she doesn’t fit the typical perception of a Broadway star.

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Andrew Garfield: “You just have to just keep your head down and work as hard as you can on whatever you’re working on”

Though Andrew Garfield is best known for his film roles — after all, he’s going to be splashed across multiplexes in red and blue tights later this year in The Amazing Spider-Man — he maintains a passion for theater, pointing out, “There’s something pure about working on a play, in my experience.”

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Mike Nichols: “I’ve learned, over the years, to be honest with actors. If you don’t know something, tell them. Don’t fake it”

One of the few plays that is universally recognized as a masterpiece, Arthur Miller‘s Death of a Salesman has had numerous Broadway productions, starring iconic actors like Lee J. Cobb, George C. Scott, Dustin Hoffman, and Brian Dennehy as Willy Loman.  The latest production stars another acting luminary, Philip Seymour

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