Keith Carradine’s gravel-edged, instantly recognizable voice has served him well in a 40-year career on stage and screen. Depending on your age, you may know him best as the Oscar-winning composer of “I’m Easy,” from Robert Altman’s 1975 hit Nashville; as Wild Bill Hickok on TV’s Deadwood, FBI Agent Frank Lundy on Dexter or even as ...

English song-and-dance man Gavin Lee, 41, has spent much of the past decade playing Bert in Mary Poppins on both sides of the Atlantic, nabbing Olivier and Tony nods along the way. Now, he’s come home to replace Tom Chambers in the starring role of American dancer Jerry Travers in the frothy musical confection Top Hat, now in its ...

Patina Miller showed the world she was “Fabulous, Baby” when she was promoted from chorus girl to leading lady in the Pasadena premiere of Sister Act, going on to star as Deloris Van Cartier in both the West End and Broadway productions. Even more fabulous, the actress snagged a Best Actress Tony nomination for her powerhouse debut! Miller has also ...

Emmy-nominated actress Maura Tierney is well-known to TV audiences from her work on ER and NewsRadio; come April 1, she’ll reach a whole new set of fans when she makes her Broadway debut as Alice McAlary, the loyal wife of famed tabloid journalist Mike McAlary (Tom Hanks) in Nora Ephron’s final play, Lucky Guy. Tierney has earned her ...

Gavin Creel is currently on a third go-round as a West End leading man, following Mary Poppins and Hair, with a knockout turn as Elder Price in The Book of Mormon, which opens March 21 at the Prince of Wales Theatre. Creel and co-star Jared Gertner are opening the U.K. premiere of the 2011 Tony winner. Broadway.com caught ...

Stars like Emilia Clarke don’t appear very often, but when they do, the world can’t stop talking about them—and that’s exactly the case with the Game of Thrones beauty. Clarke is currently taking Broadway by storm as she makes her debut in Breakfast at Tiffany’s. As the iconic Holly Golightly in the new stage adaptation ...

It’s been nearly seven years since Rufus Sewell created the role of a Czech grad student in Tom Stoppard’s Rock ‘n’ Roll, a performance that earned him an Olivier Award and later a Tony nomination. Since then, he has starred in a short-lived American TV series (Eleventh Hour), played Alexander Hamilton in the hit miniseries John Adams and ...

Stark Sands received a Tony nomination for his Broadway debut as a young soldier in the World War I drama Journey’s End. He went on to star opposite Anne Hathaway in the Public Theater’s Twelfth Night before playing another damaged soldier on Broadway in the Green Day rock musical American Idiot. Now, Stark is back on the boards ...

It’s been more than a decade since Kristin Chenoweth last sang before a London audience, though she performed two years ago at a private dinner hosted by the Obamas in the presence of the Queen. The Tony- and Emmy-winning star’s absence from the U.K. has only heightened anticipation about her first-ever British concert tour, which starts March ...

Tony nominee Hunter Foster has established himself as a leading man who follows his heart. His Broadway credits range from Les Misérables, Footloose, Million Dollar Quartet and Grease (alongside his Tony-winning sister Sutton Foster) to a breakout performance in Urinetown (as Bobby Strong), The Producers (succeeding Matthew Broderick as Leo Bloom) and Little Shop of Horrors (a Tony-nominated turn ...