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The star of "Mindhunter" and "Frozen 2" gets wet for his current gig in "Little Shop of Horrors."
 Why the actor, now on Broadway in 'The Great Society,' chases 'scripts of the now.'Â
 The musical's creative team talks pushing boundaries and sea changes.
 Actress Adrienne C. Moore on Ntozake Shange, "Wonder Woman" and life after "Orange is the New Black."
 Composer Jeanine Tesori on how musicals can spur change, and how her latest changed her.
Meet the creators and producers bringing Alanis to Broadway. Recorded at Variety's Business of Broadway breakfast.
 The Broadway favorite dishes on her new album, her worst flub, and the bucket-list musical she wants to write.
Eileen Atkins and Jonathan Pryce, now in "The Height of the Storm," reveal favorite roles, Broadway memories and the "Phantom" casting that never was.
Hiddleston and his co-stars in "Betrayal," Zawe Ashton and Charlie Cox, talk Pinter, dick-swinging and superheroes.Â
 The mentalist and illusionist on the magic of theater, the theatrics of magic, and why he's banned from casinos all across the U.K.
The actor, director and photographer talks directing in a language he doesn't know, memories of Hal Prince, and sexy flowers.
 Behind the scenes at Broadway's "Sea Wall/A Life,' with Gyllenhaal and director Carrie Cracknell.
The comic, now starring in musical "Two's a Crowd," started out in some legendary Broadway shows.
Writer John Logan and director Alex Timbers bring elephants, windmills, Baz and Beyoncé to Broadway.
How Jeremy McCarter acts locally but thinks globally with podcast series Make-Believe.
Playwrights Hilary Bettis and Carolyn V. McGraw on how the collective will expand its push for parity.
The Tony-winning actress talks intimacy onstage, Broadway diversity and why she calls Michael Shannon "The Rev."
From early Broadway days to Marvel and Star Wars, with Disney Theatrical president Thomas Schumacher.
Get a backstage glimpse at the Tony Awards from this year's host.
Tales from the actress' storied career, including that time she got discovered walking a gay dog.
The award-winning actor spills backstage secrets behind his Tony-nominated turn in "Network."
The Tony-nominated actor on fighting the good fight, and why it's "like a war movie" backstage.
The "West Wing" writer killed his darlings to make his Broadway "Mockingbird" work.
The writer-performer explains how his new musical podcast "Anthem: Homunculus" fits into the Mitchellverse.
The Broadway favorite talks vocal honesty and what her Tony win means to her.
