
The writer/performer discusses his journey from racehorse jockey to successful dancer, a story at the center of his autobiographical solo show about second chances.
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The writer/performer discusses his journey from racehorse jockey to successful dancer, a story at the center of his autobiographical solo show about second chances.

Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland discuss their decade-plus-long partnership, their absurdist artistic style, and their highly anticipated off-Broadway debut.

For the breakout star of HBO's The Pitt, the iconic singer's sudden and sometimes overwhelming rise to fame isn't entirely unlike her own.

The two-time Tony Award nominee is putting his own personal spin on the classic crooner, as the role also requires him to interact with audiences as himself.

Creator/performers Brian Quijada and Nygel D. Robinson discuss how they build up their award-winning live-looped musical off Broadway night after night.

For his Broadway-debut performance in the two-hander Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), Tutty is a contender for Best Leading Actor in a Musical.

For his Broadway-debut performance as flamboyant mad scientist Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Evans is a 2026 Tony Award nominee for Best Leading Actor in a Musical.

The Tony Award-nominated director and co-writer of the Titanic parody musical has shepherded it from a small L.A. concert production to a global splash hit.

Titanique star, co-author, and producer Marla Mindelle is "beyond proud" for the show's four Tony Award nominations.

First-time Tony Award nominee Constantine Rousouli reflects on his big news for himself and the show, which he calls "our little engine that could."
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