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With '80s-inspired flair alongside plenty of iconic looks from the same-named Joel Schumacher film, Park is giving the cult-classic vampire story new bite.

Jhanaë K-C Bonnick discusses her unique role in the interactive Broadway play Every Brilliant Thing, which reunites her with the Tony Award-winning actor.

The Emmy-nominated Hacks star shares their journey from first-time Broadway-goer to first-time Broadway star, plus practical tips for new theatregoers.

Actor Burke has appeared in seven of playwright Lindsay-Abaire's shows, including the current Broadway premiere of his HOA-centered comedy, over nearly 30 years.

Best known for playing Brittany Pierce on Glee, Morris makes her NYC stage debut in the dance show co-created by social media stars Austin and Marideth Telenko.

Leavitt, who's making her Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in the musical, will be joined by her recent Dancing with the Stars partner Ballas as Billy Flynn from April 6 to May 3.

The acclaimed writer reflects on her work with Cher, Stephen Schwartz, and now, Broadway, with the musical adaptation of her 1985 novel playing at the Majestic Theatre.

Now starring in an Off-Broadway reimagining of The Adding Machine, the two-time Tony Award nominee reflects on her wide-ranging, three-decade stage career.

The Tony Award-nominated actress has stepped into the high heels of Madeline Ashton, a character at once glamorous, vulnerable, and "unapologetically unhinged."

The revival led by Taraji P. Henson and Cedric "The Entertainer" is the latest play mounted by Moreland, the sole Black lead producer on Broadway this season.
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