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Stars Shine at Variety's Business of Broadway
Meet Lincoln Center Theater's New Leader
'Hamilton' at 10
Adam Lambert Was Always a Musical Theater Kid
‘Viola’s Room,' Videogames and the Future of Punchdrunk
How the Muny in St. Louis Celebrated Its Tony Win
'Purpose' Was a Race to the Finish
Bob Odenkirk's 30-Year Road to 'Glengarry Glen Ross'
'Real Women' Have Songs by Joy Huerta
Climbing ‘Redwood’ With Idina Menzel
The Stage Frights of Broadway's 'Stranger Things'
Bringing Broadway's 'Boop' to Life
From Real Housewife to Broadway Producer
This Olivier-Winning Musical is Stranger Than Fiction
Speaking 'English' With Sanaz Toossi and Marjan Neshat
Sins and Star Wars with Leslye Headland
How Joy Woods Became a "Gypsy" Superfan
Branagh, Sondheim and Fiennes, All Under One Roof
How to Sing Like Louis Armstrong
Megan Hilty & Jennifer Simard: Death Becomes Them
Playing Robots, Being Human
Nicole Scherzinger, Jim Parsons and More From the Business of Broadway 2024
Jez Butterworth & Sam Mendes Hike ‘The Hills of California’
Daniel Dae Kim Wants to Make You Laugh
How a Theatermaker Makes Opera
My Reading With the Hirschfeld Broadway Tarot
Sutton Foster Gets Unhinged
'Cats' Meets Drag Ball Culture
Tony Awards Telecast Producers Promise to Wow You
Sarah Paulson Gets Real About Tony Season
Backstage With Eddie Redmayne and Gayle Rankin
Jessica Lange Feels 'Wild and Liberated' in 'Mother Play'
Talking 'Lempicka' With Tony Nominees Eden Espinosa and Amber Iman
For Grant Gustin, The Hard Parts Are His Favorite Parts
Bernadette Peters Wants to Play Sweeney Todd
From 'Succession' to 'Stereophonic' With Juliana Canfield
Love, Loss, Time, and Lots of Onstage Rain
How To Be A Theater Influencer
How 'Ilinoise' Takes a Page From 'A Chorus Line'
The ‘Reservation Dogs’ Creators Wrote a Play
The 21 Year Backstory of 'Days of Wine and Roses'
Stephen Schwartz is a Busy Guy
'Waitress' Changed How Sara Bareilles Writes Songs
The 'Spamalot' Cast Can't Keep a Straight Face
Sierra Boggess and Warren Carlyle Make 'Harmony'
How Patrick Page Summons Shakespeare's Devils
Stars Come Out for Variety's Business of Broadway
Leslie Odom, Jr. is the Happiest He's Ever Been
Rachel Bloom's Death-Defying Act
The Hidden Art and Craft of Broadway Video Design
This Musical is a Videogame
Theater Is (Not) Doomed
Jason Alexander Has So Much Theater in the Works
How Theater Kids Improvised an Entire Movie
Conrad Ricamora Hates to Break Up the Party
Busy in Theater, On Strike in TV
Jessica Chastain is Trapped in 'A Doll's House'
Ben Platt Had Tony Advice for Micaela Diamond
Corey Hawkins Chose Fearlessness
“The Thanksgiving Play” is Just the Beginning
The Secrets and Tricks of Broadway's 'Life of Pi'
Tom Stoppard's Wine of Life
Nathan Lane Shares His Acting Secrets
‘Rent,’ ‘Star Trek’ and the Art of Reliving Loss
National Black Theater and the Antidote We All Needed
How Stephen McKinley Henderson Hears the Music in a Playwright
How Audra McDonald's Art and Activism Came Together for 'Ohio State Murders'
Why Deirdre O'Connell's Tony Award Hasn't Changed Her Life
How Joshua Dela Cruz Brought Broadway to 'Blue's Clues'
How to Produce a Museum of Broadway
‘The Lion King’ Turns 25
The Business of Broadway with Samuel L. Jackson, LaChanze, Lee Daniels and Many More
'Topdog/Underdog' Has a Superpower
Getting Intimate in ‘Cost of Living’
How Patina Miller Made ‘Into the Woods’ Her Own
Meaner, Funnier, Even More Revealing
How Cornelius Smith Jr. Sings Frederick Douglass to Life
How Amir Arison Learned to Love "The Kite Runner"
The Bestselling Novelist Who's Now a Prolific Musical Theater Writer
Winning the Pulitzer Made James Ijames Braver
How Joaquina Kalukango Celebrated Her Tony Win
‘How I Learned to Drive’ in the Rearview
Jesse Williams is a Theater Guy Now
'A Strange Loop' is Tony-Nominated and We Have Thoughts. All Six of Them.
Debra Messing Will Always Defend Her 'Smash' Scarves
Why ‘Suffs’ is More Than Just ‘Hermilton’
Meet the Musician Breaking Broadway Barriers With ‘Macbeth’
How New Science Can Keep Broadway Voices Healthier
From Understudy to History Maker
Lynn Nottage Wants to Replace Judgment With Curiosity
Dominique Morisseau Always Has Nine Irons in the Fire
Robin de Jesús Was Always Playing The Long Game
Why Peter Dinklage Didn’t Want a Fake Nose for ‘Cyrano’
How The Cast of 'Company' Learned of Stephen Sondheim's Death
Uzo Aduba's New Broadway Role Reminds Her of Jaws
How Edie Falco's Handprint Inspired Her New Play
'Caroline, or Change,' Then and Now, with Anika Noni Rose and Samantha Williams
Andrew Lloyd Webber Talks Industry Advocacy, Taylor Swift and Trans Performers
Norm Lewis' New Rhythms
The 'Playwriting Sisters' Bringing Shows Back After the Shutdown