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EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS THIS SEASON!
From classic musical comedies to dysfunctional family dramas, we’ve got your tickets. No matter what you pick, you’ll be dazzled, provoked, and thoroughly entertained by the power and creativity on display this season. Reinvigorate your hearts and minds at any of these top Broadway picks...
The Risky Leap From Screen to Stage
Broadway, it seems, has eclipsed Playboy as the place to make Hollywood pay attention.
Hollywood Meets Broadway
A look at how a little bit of Hollywood is featured on Broadway this fall. |
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An Expert in Audacity Tries Arthur Miller
Simon McBurney, the director of the revival of Arthur Miller's All My Sons, talks about commercialism, celebrity and the kinship of Millerian and Aristotelian tragedy.
Interpreting Miller (Audio Slide Show)
Simon McBurney talks about directing the Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's drama All My Sons.
Two Fathers Are Learning Lessons of ‘All My Sons’
For John Lithgow and Patrick Wilson, All My Sons echoes back to their acting-school days.
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The Role Is a Workout, but She’s Fit
For the next several months, Estelle Parsons, the 80-year-old actress, will inhabit the physically demanding role of Violet Weston in the Broadway production of August: Osage County.
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The Boys of 'Billy' Get Ready to Lead
Three boys will rotate in and out of the title role when Billy Elliot reaches Broadway this fall.
The Billys of Broadway (Slideshow)
Three boys will alternate in the title role when Billy Elliot opens on Broadway.
How Billy Danced His Way Beyond Cinema
Will Americans who already know Billy Elliot on film accept a different version of his story on stage?
Scenes from Billy Elliot (Slideshow)
Scenes from Billy Elliot, the Musical.
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Onstage, Stripped of That Wizardry
No longer a boy hero, a grown-up Daniel Radcliffe is coming to Broadway in the revival of Equus.
Stable Boy
Photos of Daniel Radcliffe in the revival of Equus.
Directing ‘Equus’
Thea Sharrock talks about directing the Broadway revival of Equus.
Finding New Ways to Make the Horses Dance
An equine ballet has become one of the most memorable parts of a famous Broadway play.
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Sing Out, Laura. It’s Your Turn.
Laura Benanti, who has played a sultry movie star with Antonio Banderas in “Nine” and a slinky singer in “Swing!,” is now a stripper in “Gypsy.”
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An Ogre's Tale
Photos of Shrek The Musical.
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The Stages of Bart Sher
How a director with a knack for experimental theater became the man behind two Tony Award-winning hits, three Metropolitan Opera productions and now the first Broadway revival of South Pacific.
Being Emile
Paulo Szot talks about playing the role of Emile de Becque in the revival of South Pacific.
You May See a Stranger
Paulo Szot is taking a leap of faith from the world of opera to the Broadway stage in the revival of South Pacific.
The Ingénue Who Roared
As Nellie in the smashing new revival of South Pacific, Kelli O’Hara deserves a medal for single-handedly rescuing the ingénue from extinction.
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39 Steps, 2 Actors, Countless Roles
Will the thugs harm the old couple? Will the McGarrigles reveal the whereabouts of our hero and heroine? And how on earth will all four roles be played by just two actors?
From Sketch to Stage
A look at The 39 Steps with the show's set designer Peter McKintosh
Novel to Screen to Stage: Evolving Step by Step
In London the award-winning theatrical comedy is billed as John Buchan's The 39 Steps. But on Broadway, where the British import opened this month, it is called Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps.
The Man Who Knows Which R’s to Roll
Stephen Gabis, a dialect coach, talks about perfecting accents, staging Synge and growing up on Sid Caesar.
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