"I'm excited for the future and especially the younger generation of people who are really the ones pushing for change."

The American Horror Story actor spoke about returning to theatre, playing a character with Down syndrome, and making her singing and dancing debut.

Jordan Fisher, Michael Maliakel, Mark Evans and Justin Mortelliti, and more share thoughts on being a new parent.

From 1968 to 2022, we're looking at queer theatre through the decades.

For this friendly battle between two Broadway titans, BAC co-founder Christian Dante White says "they're both winners."

With a last-minute COVID diagnosis for Abby Mueller, Maedke stepped in to perform at Broadway's biggest night.

"I hope to prove to aspiring young Black, Afro-Latina artists that they can take up space and shine in all parts of this industry."

The 2022 Tony nominee plays Billy Crystal’s daughter in Mr. Saturday Night with no cape or 11 o’clock number.

35 shows were represented in "This Is Your Round of Applause."

The legendary performer often highlighted underappreciated musicals on The Judy Garland Show.

Camille A. Brown, Warren Carlyle, Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, and Christopher Wheeldon talk about the styles of dance they used to create this season's recognized works.

"The rewards of performing live are the reason I love theatre as an art form more than any other: being with the audience, hearing the laughs, the silence of awe, the love for our singing, our playing, our harmonizing…"

The three musicals up for the Tony Award include two new stagings from the West End and a Golden Age Best Musical winner.

The five actors of Irish Rep’s current production delve into the play’s crass language, historical revelations, and contemporary resonance with women’s rights issues.

The Olivier winner will return to Broadway in the fall in a revival of Death of a Salesman.

The Broadway Applause Series Salutes Tina.

Learn about AAPI legends like Baayork Lee, Alvin Ing, David Henry Hwang, and more in this social media series.

From Darren Criss to Melissa Benoist, the musical television series showcased multiple Broadway-bound stars.

The play’s author and star spoke to Playbill about her response to the Supreme Court’s potential abortion ruling.

The company members from this year's nominees share the rhymes that make them laugh and the imagery that takes their breath away.

We talk to the five-time Tony winner and debut playwright who brought Broadway’s newest comedy to the stage.

The Hello, Dolly! and Impeachment star tells us how playing Fanny Brice feels like homecoming.

Levy, on Broadway earlier this season in the Tony-nominated revival of Caroline, or Change, can currently be seen Off-Broadway in the new musical The Bedwetter.

Three Asian American artists unite to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month through music and dance.

See which currently running and upcoming shows give a chance to see work by some of Broadway’s 2022 standouts.

The Broadway favorite also recalls the night the late Stephen Sondheim attended his hit revival at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre.

Her Pulitzer Prize-winning play How I Learned to Drive makes its Main Stem debut this season, with its 1997 Off-Broadway leads and director.

Use this checklist, effective through July 31, 2022, before heading to the theatre so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.

This year's revival nominees include one Best Play winner and two productions that made their Broadway premieres this season.

The 2022 speakers look at some of the challenges facing the industry and offer plans for diversifying and investing in people and stories.

After a surprise career in musical theatre, the actor returns to Broadway in an American classic play.

The Mrs. Doubtfire star talks about stepping back into the show following a long hiatus.

"Be safe, cautious, and respectful, but don’t deprive yourself of the joy of live theatre. Theatre is therapy. Your healing is on Broadway."

Take a closer look at the Olivier winners, Off-Broadway favorites, and Oscar nominees who earned a Tony nomination for their first Broadway show.

“As a human being, I always enjoy Shakespeare. But as a young Black person, I didn’t always see myself reflected in it, and if I’m being completely transparent, sometimes it would feel like I wasn’t necessarily invited to.”

With the revival for colored girls..., Brown becomes the first Black woman to direct
and choreograph a Broadway production in six decades.

After a hit television series and now a Broadway debut, the performer talks about the work that motivates him.

McClure is currently nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical.

The performer finds community through history in the new Broadway musical Paradise Square.

The two stars of Samuel D. Hunter’s new Off-Broadway play share insights and stories from their 17-year friendship.

Thornton Wilder’s The Skin of Our Teeth, now running at Lincoln Center Theater, follows The Antrobus family as they hold on to the will to live in the wake of catastrophe.

The ensemble cast of Michael R. Jackson’s meta musical share their experiences in the new Broadway musical.

A program of orchestral and choral works that reflect on racial violence and community healing will be presented at the Apollo on May 7.

"This piece validates all the colors and experiences of who we are … and by doing so, lets us know we are worthy of exploration…worthy of being seen…because we matter."

The Vagrant Trilogy’s Osh Ashruf, Dina El-Aziz, and Bassam Abdelfattah speak about the shift towards equitable theatre for Muslim artists and the path ahead.

The puzzle originally published in the April edition of Playbill's subscription magazine.

"It’s time for more of us to be in the room where it happens—where decisions are made and policies are created."

The original and current Mufasas, Simbas, and Nalas talk about the show and life on the road.