Jan 31 How Playwright Sharr White Built A Broadway Domestic Dramedy From Family Photos White created 'Pictures from Home' from photographer Larry Sultan's 1992 memoir of the same name. "It’s heartbreaking and also very funny." By Harry Haun
Dec 29 Paul Bettany On Transforming Into Andy Warhol In ‘The Collaboration’ Paul Bettany dons a white wig to make his Broadway debut in this play about Andy Warhol's partnership with Jean-Michel Basquiat. By Harry Haun
Dec 11 Review: ‘Some Like It Hot’ Is The Joyous Broadway Musical People Have Been Praying For Dusted off, polished and revitalized to reflect contemporary values, 'Some Like It Hot' remains close to perfect. By Rex Reed
Dec 8 For Cameron Crowe and Neal Preston, the ‘Almost Famous’ Musical is Full Circle By Rachel Millman
Dec 5 Review: ‘A Beautiful Noise’ Is A Portrait of The Rock Star As Depressed Senior Citizen By David Cote
Nov 30 Three-Time Tony Winner Jack O’Brien Explains “How to Goddamn Direct” In New Memoir By Harry Haun
Sep 19 Phantom of the Opera, The Longest Running Show in Broadway History, Will Close in February By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Sep 16 Samuel L. Jackson Was Once an Understudy in “The Piano Lesson.” Now He’s A Star. By Harry Haun
Jul 29 A Broadway Mystery: Producers are Trying to Track Down Some Giant Inflatable Boots That Have Been Missing for 20 Years By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Jul 13 Ryan Murphy, Pick Up the Phone: What Went Down With Broadway’s ‘Funny Girl’ Revival By Erin Taylor
May 31 David Threlfall Brings Super High-Definition Accuracy to His Tony Nominated Performance in ‘Hangmen’ By Harry Haun
May 12 Tracy Letts Wrote ‘The Minutes’ As a Political Parable Only to See It Become a Prophecy By Harry Haun
May 10 Patrick J. Adams Overcame Stage Fright to Bare It All On Broadway in ‘Take Me Out’ By Harry Haun
May 4 Review: ‘A Case for the Existence of God’ Finds What Connects Us All and Holiness in Humanity By David Cote