Did Our Word of Mouth Panelists Have a Merry Little Time with Broadway's Favorite Elf?

Silence! The Musical star Sean McDermott shares the inspiration behind the Silence of the Lambs parody Silence! The Musical and why audiences can’t get enough of this outrageous show.

Take a trip to the vice principal's office with The North Pool playwright Rajiv Joseph. The mysterious two-person drama, now playing at the Vineyard Theatre, tells the intense story of a politically and emotionally charged game of cat and mouse.

Matt Lauria, who stars as Davis in Really Really, dropped by our studio to answer fans’ questions. Hear the romantic story of how he met his wife at 16, Kevin Spacey’s best career advice and a lot of talk about his “tuchus.”

After 40 years, Stephen Schwartz's beloved musical Pippin is returning to Broadway…with a circus-inspired twist! See Patina Miller, Matthew James Thomas, Andrea Martin and the star-studded cast show off their moves and meet the press.

In the newest episode of Making Matilda, composer and lyricist Tim Minchin reveals Matilda's "message of anti-establishment," the reason he wrote "When I Grow Up" first, and why he never expected to write a Broadway musical.

Emmy winner Cicely Tyson, Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr., Vanessa Williams, Tom Wopat and Condola Rashad are gearing up to star in The Trip to Bountiful on March 30 at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre. Meet the cast of Horton Foote’s moving drama!

Guillermo Calderon, the man behind the Public Theater’s haunting new political drama Neva, shares his inspiration for creating the show and why theater, art and revolution make for one explosive night at the theater.

Holland Taylor returns to Broadway as feisty Texas governor Ann Richards in the new solo play Ann. Hear from Taylor, her director and her many famous friends about what makes this show special.

It’s more than just a history lesson, it’s an inside look at a small group of people who changed the world. Hear star Nathan Lee Graham explain why Hit the Wall is more than you imagined and why audiences are eating it up.