Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Star Madison Dirks Chills Backstage With a Prickly Pal and, of Course, Booze

In this week’s star-studded episode of The Broadway.com Show, we spent some quality time with Sherie Rene Scott, got the skinny on Elaine Stritch’s new digs in Michigan and name one spunky orphan our Star of the Week.

The Explorers Club star Lorenzo Pisoni shares how Nell Benjamin's new play will surprise audiences with its fast-paced comedic bits and surprise ending, and why his co-stars are always making him crack up on stage.

Justin Sayre’s gay variety show The Meeting (headed to 54 Below in July) held its annual “Night of a Thousand Judys,” where Carolee Carmello, Telly Leung and more Broadway stars paid their tribute to the legendary Judy Garland!

Tony nominee Elizabeth A. Davis talks working with Tony-winning composer Duncan Sheik, and how his music helps transform Bertolt Brecht's The Caucasian Chalk Circle into a "zany, fun and life-affirming" piece of musical theater.

In her second episode of Simply Red, Annie headliner Lilla Crawford welcomes her orphan pals to tea time and a slumber party. From gymnastic class to a high flying audition, check out the highlights of Crawford's week.

Carla Gugino and Peter Grosz star as the parents of Jake, a boy who loves princesses and dress up. As Jake vies for a spot in the competitive world of NYC private schools, his parents’ eyes are opened to what it means to be A Kid Like Jake.

Powerhouse vocalist Morgan James chats about the rare opportunity and honor of being 54 Below’s resident artist, the singers that inspire her sound and why this show is her most courageous yet.

The Public Theater’s newest musical Venice has officially opened, and star Jennifer Damiano dropped by to talk about the post-apocalyptic show’s youthful message, its unique rock-rap score and why people of all ages are loving Venice.

William Ivey Long picked up his sixth Tony Award for Cinderella's gorgeous costumes. Here, the designer opens up about career-changing musicals, unlikely inspirations and how he makes this Rodgers & Hammerstein show sparkle and shimmer.