Top Five! Drood and Newsies Dish, Gavin Creel as a Mormon & More Spark the Week's Most-Watched Videos

Every day, Broadway.com brings theater fans up close to their favorite stars and behind the scenes at their favorite shows with our popular, one-of-a-kind video features. Now, we’re ranking our top-played videos with this weekly list. Here are the most-watched Broadway.com videos from October 3 to October 9.

1. On the Scene With the Stars of The Mystery of Edwin Drood: A show with 400 possible endings? It must be The Mystery of Edwin Drood! Chita Rivera, Stephanie J. Block, Gregg Edelman and more show off William Ivey Long’s Victorian finery during a photo shoot and share their “murderer face” in the week’s most-watched video feature.

2. King of New York, Episode 2: Newsies’ Corey Cott Gets Down with Dance Parties, Back Flips and #SIP: Charming Newsies star Corey Cott takes fans above and below the Nederlander Theatre stage for a rarely seen glimpse of what happens during and between shows. Back handsprings in the dressing room? Tweeting during intermission? It’s all here!

3. On the Scene: Exclusive Look at Bring It On Cast Recording Session: For the second week in a row, fans clicked on to watch the cast of Bring It On: The Musical snap on their earphones and record "Do Your Own Thing" for the hit musical’s forthcoming original cast album. Talk about a video that’s worth watching more than once.

4. Behind the Scenes With Gavin Creel on The Book of Mormon National Tour: Popular Broadway star Gavin Creel has hit the road in The Book of Mormon, and the Tony nominee reflects on how his 'Type A' character, Elder Price, is such a good fit. The always generous Creel also explains why his co-star Jared Gertner is a perfect match as Elder Cunningham.

5. My Space With Wicked Star Jackie Burns: Gargling with apple cider vinegar may sound unpleasant, but Jackie Burns, who stars as Elphaba in Wicked, swears it keeps her throat healthy! Fans loved seeing Burns’ stuffed animal collection, signs made by her admirers and more backstage at the Gershwin Theatre.