
Scherzinger makes her Broadway debut in the cinematic musical revival, and she's up for Best Actress after winning that title at the Olivier Awards for her performance in London.
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Scherzinger makes her Broadway debut in the cinematic musical revival, and she's up for Best Actress after winning that title at the Olivier Awards for her performance in London.

The young actor made his stage debut in the play's London premiere, and he now makes his Broadway debut reprising the role of troubled, supernatural teen Henry Creel.

Don't say yes until he's finished talking! Bergasse, who also choreographed the original TV show, is thrilled to represent the joyful Smash musical this season.

The actor previously won an Olivier Award for his performance as secretary Hester Leggett in the London production of the Best Musical-nominated comedy.

The Succession star, who previously won an Olivier Award for her solo performance in this show in London, is now up for Best Actress for her Broadway debut.

Landau is the director and co-creator of both musicals now on stage this spring, one a new, original show and one a revival of a 30-year-old piece.

The supermodel, entrepreneur, and body inclusivity advocate makes her stage debut in the musical's leading role of Roxie Hart through May 25 only.

This interview is part of our New York Talent Guide series, which spotlights rising and undersung Broadway stars whom theatregoers shouldn't miss on stage.

The Grammy-winning singer, known as one half of the pop duo Jesse & Joy, makes her Broadway debut co-writing the score for this adaptation of the play and film.

A year after speaking with New York Theatre Guide about his Tony Award-winning play Appropriate, Jacobs-Jenkins discusses his latest family comedy-drama.
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