Actors Christopher Bloch and Evan Casey talk about playing Seymour and Orin the dentist in Ford’s Theatre’s hit show Little Shop of Horrors.
The Helen Hayes Awards After-Party
Lots of hugs, high-fives, free drinks, and great blintzes! A picture speaks a thousand words, so I will be brief and let you look at some of the photos I snapped at the party at the J. W. Marriott Hotel after the Helen Hayes Awards ceremony ended Monday night.
Interviews on Limelight’s The Last Five Years
Meet the producer, director, and cast of Limelight Theatre’s The Last Five Years. The Limelight Theatre and 1st Stage co-production of one of my favorite musicals, Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years, opens April 9th at the Jewish Community Center in Rockville and transfers to 1st Stage May 7th.
Chad Kimball, starring in the Broadway musical Memphis
Joel Markowitz interviews Chad Kimball, the star of Broadway’s hit musical Memphis.
Musical Scene Stealers – Winter, 2010
Two young undertakers, two angels and their lover, a colorful instrumentalist and singer, a pie-baking assistant, a quarreling and vocally gifted couple, a distraught girlfriend who’s gone to pot,
High Fidelity interviews: Andrew Baughman, Stephen Gregory Smith and Julie Herber
With High Fidelity, Landless has done it again – another amazing production of a musical that just didn’t do well in NYC, and turned it into a winner.
Natalie Toro from the In the Heights tour
Natalie Toro who plays Camila in the national tour of In the Heights talks about touring with the show, her career and advice for young Latina performers.
Catching up with Brad Oscar
He’s played Max Bialystock more often than Nathan Lane, now Brad Oscar talks to DCTS while on the road with another Mel Brooks’ musical, Young Frankenstein.
Ben Cunis returns from injury to play Antony for Synetic
Synetic member Ben Cunis suffered an injury that could have been career-ending. Instead, he’s back and ready to co-star with Irina Tsikurishvili in Antony and Cleopatra.
Lydia R. Diamond on Stick Fly
Playwright Lydia R. Diamond discusses how Stick Fly, started as a “lighter, family play”, a relief from her more emotionally charged works, presented unexpected challenges and when in history she would have liked to be a ‘fly on the wall’.
MTC’s Stephen Schwartz Project and Rent interview
Young MTC cast takes on a revised version of The Stephen Schwartz Project, and RENT’s Michael Robinson talks about playing Collins, joined by Parker Drowns as Angel.
Performing RENT – Keegan style
Keegan’s RENT is playing to sold-out houses and here are 6 reasons why. Meet the talented leads of RENT.