45 stories by "Stuart Miller"
The director and actor Ruben Santiago-Hudson, an eminent interpreter of August Wilson, talks about playing Wilson in the playwright's one-man show, "How I Learned What I Learned." …
Jeffrey Horowitz, Theatre for a New Audience's artistic director, shares the stories behind the building of TFANA's brand-new Brooklyn location — The Polonsky Shakespeare Cente…
Playbill.com chats with Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Anthony Chisholm, Leslie Uggams, Ebony Jo-Ann and Roslyn Ruff about working with legendary playwright August Wilson.
Will Barnet, an actor and street performer, is taking Shakespeare into New York City parks, performing soliloquies for passers-by.
With the involvement of other theaters in the West Village, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater is setting the stage for the simultaneous production of a five-play cycle by Lucy Thurber. &n…
Actor-playwright Jesse Eisenberg, actor-writer of Off-Broadway's The Revisionist, continues exploring his own life through the true "social network" — theatre.
Laurie Metcalf's passion for the stage continues with a return to Broadway in a play that brought her acclaim — Sharr White's The Other Place. This time, daughter Zoe Perry is …
At 15, Seth Numrich became Juilliard's youngest drama enrollee. A decade later, he's one of Broadway's brightest young hopefuls — the title character Golden Boy, in fact.
Bobby Cannavale plays Glengarry Glen Ross' ultimate badass, Ricky Roma, a character who acts out. Cannavale can relate.
Film and TV star Woody Harrelson sought a long-lost friend to co-write the new fact-inspired Off-Broadway comedy, Bullet for Adolf. Years after "Cheers," Woody still likes to make …
In honor of Mother's Day, a look at the matriarchs from the New York plays Tribes, Other Desert Cities, Hurt Village, Russian Transport and The Lyons. Nicky Silver, Stockard Channing, Li…
Learn the story behind the new multi-racial Broadway production of A Streetcar Named Desire, from the producer who gave us James Earl Jones in Cat On a Hot Tin Roof.
Learn the story behind the new multi-racial Broadway production of A Streetcar Named Desire, from the producer who gave us James Earl Jones in Cat On a Hot Tin Roof.
Rick Miller answers questions about his one-man show "MacHomer," which has characters from "The Simpsons" speak Shakespeare's words.
The hunt for actors good enough — and tall enough — to play basketball icons in Magic/Bird led to Kevin Daniels as Magic Johnson and Tug Coker as Larry Bird. They're making t…
Unexpected musicians — Alicia Keys, Branford Marsalis, Terence Blanchard — flavor a new crop of plays on Broadway.
Tony Award winner Mark Rylance packed a one-two punch on Broadway in Late Bête and then Jerusalem.
With this year's Super Bowl on the horizon, some of the theater world's biggest sports fans open up about their other passion.
Christopher Shinn 's haunting new play Dying City at Lincoln Center stars Liev Schreiber's younger brother Pablo ...
Broke-ology offers plenty of heartfelt and funny moments in this story of individual, family, and societal struggle.
