In Oedipus, Lesley Manville & Mark Strong Draw On Decades Of Stage Work
The stars of the hit Broadway show reflect on their long careers, the joys and challenges of live theater, and what’s next for them.
Sam Tutty Doesn’t Buy Into Pre-Theater Superstitions
The Olivier Award-winning actor, making his Broadway debut in Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), believes trusting yourself matters more than any ritual.
Nichelle Lewis Is Still Floating After Opening Night Of 'Ragtime'
The Broadway star shares how she tempered her pre-show jitters and reveals her sweet encounter with Audra McDonald.
Jack Holden’s 'Kenrex' Is Like A True Crime Podcast Come To Life
A real unsolved murder forms the basis of a shape-shifting one-man show, with its co-writer playing 35 characters to tell it.
Whitney Leavitt Announced Her 'Mormon Wives' Exit In The Most Camp Way
The star left the Hulu series and her Broadway stint in Chicago at the same time.
L.J. Benet Is As Obsessed With 'Twilight' As You Are
The Disney Channel alum makes his Broadway debut in The Lost Boys — but he nearly didn’t go for the part.
Alden Ehrenreich Is Playing A Character People (Sometimes) Love To Hate
With Becky Shaw, his Broadway debut, the actor is stepping into the kind of role he’s been waiting for.
How Carey Renee Sharpe Went From Nurse To Off-Broadway Star
The Blood/Love co-writer didn’t always feel comfortable performing as herself — until she created Valerie, her vampire alter ego.
Aya Cash’s Broadway Routine Is Part Cardio, Part Bravo Binges
The actor discusses Giant’s timely themes and the rituals that keep her grounded on and offstage.
The World Yearns For Amanda Seyfried In More Musicals
The Oscar nominee was just cast in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s next movie musical, but there’s so many more she could pull off.
Daniel Radcliffe, Man Of The People
The former wizard now finds power in range — from an aching stage drama to a silly sitcom to Winnie the Pooh.
