When it comes to the Oscar and Emmy acting awards, decisions are pretty cut and dry on the eligibility requirements. When it comes to Tony Awards, the rigorous schedule of Broadway sometimes disqualifies certain performers from categories.
Rocky, the new musical based of the classic film that starred Sylvester Stallone, will come to Broadway next February, 2014.
Yo, Adrian! Rocky is comin’ to Broadway! Read More »
Jim: “It was such a really a sort of a dream come true to be able to write on a show that obviously I’ve been a part of”
Q & A: Jim Rash Talks Writing His First Episode of ‘Community’ Read More »
After 27 previews and 478 regular performances at the Imperial Theatre, the producers of the Tony Award-winning musical comedy Nice Work If You Can Get It have announced that the Broadway production will play its final performance
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In this interview, Ex-Producer Sherri Cooper-Landsman chats about Kristen: “She is fantastic”
Bette Midler spent most of her career creating the persona of “The Divine Miss M.” But looking back, the actress regrets not taking more chances.
Abigail on Acting: “You’re only as good as the people that you surround yourself with”
Along with its high ratings, the History Channel’s mini-series The Bible was in the news because the actor playing Satan kind of… sort of… well, maybe looked like Barack Obama, the President of the United States.
Moroccan Actor Enjoys Fame From His Obama “Look-a-Like” Performance in ‘The Bible’ Read More »
Bruce talks ‘Evil Dead’ and how the script is everything
Though it is still in previews, Orphans is one of the most talked about Broadway plays in recent memory. This is because it not only stars Alec Baldwin making his Broadway return for the first time in nine years and it is directed by Tony Award winner Daniel Sullivan, but because of the extensive behind the scenes drama that led to the exit of Shia LaBeouf from the cast and its very public aftermath.
