'Better Call Saul' screen siblings Bob Odenkirk and Michael McKean have reunited on Broadway for the revival of 'Glengarry Glen Ross.' Like Jimmy McGill, Odenkirk is feeling his way through …
Molière in the Park garnered praise for Zoom productions of "Tartuffe" and other plays. Putting on an outdoor show in Brooklyn has been another matter.
Campaigning for a Tony Award already involves a nonstop schedule of events, photo opportunities and jostling to best position each show on television broadcasts, in articles and at galas. Th…
Laurie Metcalf has a photo taped on her dressing room door of Hillary Clinton in sunglasses checking her Blackberry. Clinton looks cool, even imperious, but that persona is not in the house …
Before Adam Driver opened "Burn This" on Broadway on Tuesday night, he had earned his first Oscar nomination for Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman." He also had devotees from his Emmy-nominated ro…
When does 28 equal 12? Or 41 equal 8? And how is it even possible that 22, 25 and 35 could all equal 11? The answer: When you are casting grown-ups to play kids onstage. Sure, boys will stil…
Rafael West Valles, who plays Bobby Carney on Broadway in "The Ferryman," would not talk for this article. Neither would Sean Frank Coffey, who also plays Bobby Carney. Ditto for Annie Scarf…
How and why has that hunk of inhumanity been reanimated so often? Mel Brooks, Kenneth Branagh and others put the pieces together.
For playwrights, productions that follow the premiere of their shows can be both exhilarating and frightening as others interpret their words.
Raccoons, owls and rabbits may crash the stage and steal the scene in Shakespeare productions held in the great summer outdoors, but for many actors, there's a more aggravating intruder hove…
"Terms of Endearment" and "Clue" are among several films being adapted for the theater.
While the sport takes center stage next week with the start of the United States Open, the sport is also appearing on the theatrical stage with surprising frequency.
The director, who has brought Bret Easton Ellis's novel to Broadway, explains why he's drawn to the dark stories of Patrick Bateman, Faustus and Macbeth"I am drawn to theatre as an art form …
Jason Patric shepherds his late father's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, That Championship Season, back to Broadway -- by starring in it.
With this year’s Super Bowl on the horizon, some of the theater world’s biggest sports fans open up about their other passion.
An ambitious project to create a short film for each of Shakespeare's sonnets is underway, with each movie shot at a different New York City location.
Renée Fleming, David Hyde Pierce and Vanessa Hudgens make their Broadway debuts this season, onstage and off. The showbusiness veterans of opera, TV and film share why they decide…
In honor of Presidents' Day, Playbill.com revisits conversations with seven actors who have played the President of the United States in different plays.
Academy Award nominee Bradley Cooper, whose devotion to the play The Elephant Man dates back to his studies at the Actors Studio, fulfills a passion project by finally performing John Merric…
For Hedwig and the Angry Inch to make the leap from the relative obscurity of downtown theater to the bright lights of Broadway, the show needed a few touch-ups and strategic nips and tucks.…
Toni Collette and Marisa Tomei stop being polite and start getting real in Will Eno's new play about friends and neighbors, love and life, The Realistic Joneses.
Michael Shannon chats with Playbill.com about returning to the play The Killer at Theatre for a New Audience.
Playbill.com chats with seven actors who have played the President of the United States in different plays.
Thomas Meehan, Marsha Norman, Susan Stroman and Stephen Flaherty chat with Playbill.com about adapting popular Hollywood movies into musicals for the Broadway stage. *
After work on Broadway, film and opera, Tony-winning director Julie Taymor returns to William Shakespeare, directing A Midsummer Night's Dream for Theatre for a New Audience.&n…