Shaw, the son of Jaws star Robert Shaw, co-wrote and plays his father in the new Broadway comedy play about the behind-the-scenes feuding on the film's set.
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Theatre Interviews with Top Broadway Stars
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The Legally Blonde, Wicked, and Hairspray actress fulfills a long-held dream of acting in a Broadway play, the latest chapter in a long and varied career.
The Filipina American actress discusses landing the dream role in the disco musical, working with David Byrne, and her “complicated relationship” with beauty.
The Emmy-winning British actress won the Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Play for performing in the one-woman legal drama by Suzie Miller on Broadway.
Bonnie Milligan won her first Tony Award for her performance as Aunt Debra in Kimberly Akimbo, and she shared her winning experience with the show.
Uranowitz, a four-time nominee, clinched his first Tony Award for his performance in Leopoldstadt, a play that brought him closer to his Jewish identity.
The Tony-nominated actresses portray the show’s strongest family bond as a rapidly aging teenager and her criminal aunt.
Playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis and actor Stephen McKinley Henderson have been close friends for years, which they discuss in our Road to the Tonys interview.
This interview is part of New York Theatre Guide's Road to the Tonys series on artists whose unique or long journeys with their show culminated in a nomination.
The Emmy-winning Watchmen star reflected on making his Broadway debut and earning a Tony Award nomination with the 2022 revival of Suzan-Lori Parks's play.