Squeezed between a pizza joint and a bar, the place looks like your typical Chinese takeout spot from the outside.
KRISTIN CHENOWETH: 10 QUESTIONS
On her crossover success, touring, the role that got away, and what Broadway classic she has her eye on.
BACK TO ANATEVKA
Austin Pendleton made his Broadway debut in 1964 when he created the role of Motel in the original production of Fiddler on the Roof. His performance as the nervous, loveable, determined tailor is immortalized on the classic cast album and has served as the gold-standard blueprint to anyone who has played Motel since.
MANHATTAN TRANSFER: PRODUCTIONS BORN IN BOSTON BECOMING REGULAR PART OF NYC THEATER
it feels like a great time to celebrate Boston theater in all of its delicious fertility.
ABSO-BLOOMIN-LUTELY: MY FAIR LADY GETS A FRESH FACE FOR FALL
“…it’s a wonderful moment to revisit what some people have called the most perfect musical ever written.”
DIANE PAULUS: A.R.T.’S ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OPENS UP ABOUT “WAITRESS”
Starting August 2, Boston audiences will once again be the first to enjoy a hotly anticipated new musical, Waitress, courtesy of the American Repertory Theater.
WORLD PREMIERE: A CONVERSATION WITH “WAITRESS” BOOK WRITER JESSIE NELSON
“What fascinates me about theatre is that ultimately many directors will interpret a work…many generations will see it and interpret it. That’s an amazing thing.”
BIG-Y SMALL: SHAYNA SMALL IGNITES HER CAREER WITH THE COLORED MUSEUM
That conversation is the continuing larger one about black culture that is more often than not engaged in by people who have no business stating their misguided opinions on race and class to begin with.
