Theatre Interviews with Top Broadway Stars

Playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins finds his ‘Purpose’ on Broadway

A year after speaking with New York Theatre Guide about his Tony Award-winning play Appropriate, Jacobs-Jenkins discusses his latest family comedy-drama.

Orville Peck and Eva Noblezada come to the 'Cabaret'

Country music star Peck makes his Broadway debut, and Noblezada headlines her second NYC musical this spring alone, in the Tony Award-winning musical revival.

At 'Cirque du Soleil: Luzia,' the audience needs to get in on the act

Eric Koller, Ugo Laffolay, and Enya White have been with the renowned circus troupe's show for 10 years, and the audience helps keep their acts fresh each night.

The 'Liberation' cast hopes their show is a call to action

Bess Wohl's world-premiere play, running off Broadway through April 6, explores feminism in the 1970s and the present through a close-knit group of women.

Meet Tatianna Córdoba, the rising star of 'Real Women Have Curves' on Broadway

This interview is part of our New York Talent Guide series, which spotlights rising and undersung Broadway stars whom theatregoers shouldn't miss on stage.

Tituss Burgess never thought he'd star in 'Oh, Mary!' — but its playwright did

Through April 6, the Emmy nominee leads the hit comedy play written by and originally starring Cole Escola, who envisioned Burgess in the title role months ago.

Calista Flockhart and Christian Slater on returning to the stage after 20 years in 'Curse of the Starving Class'

The screen stars, both with rich histories in theatre, take on a pair of celebrated playwright Sam Shepard’s most dynamic leading roles off Broadway.

Matt Doyle and Caroline Aaron see their own families in 'Conversations With Mother'

The Company and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel actors portray a mother and son whose relationship evolves over more than 50 years in Matthew Lombardo's play.

Idina Menzel isn't taking 'Redwood' for granted

The Tony Award-winning actress makes her Broadway debut as a writer on this original musical, which she co-conceived with director Tina Landau over many years.

'English' actress Marjan Neshat feels like a lottery winner

This interview is part of our New York Talent Guide series, which spotlights rising and undersung Broadway stars whom theatregoers shouldn't miss on stage.