For nearly 150 years, the story of Thérèse Raquin—a love triangle, a murder, a secret that tears people apart—has been captivating audiences, and the new hit Broadway production is no exception. The draw isn’t just the macabre tale, originally written by Émile Zola, but also the impressive cast, which includes ... More

It’s rare to be a famous ballerina. Yes, some are well known in certain cultured circles and their talent is appropriately praised, but to be a household name is very unusual. Luckily, Misty Copeland made that leap—no pun intended. She is dancing on billboards for Under Armour, gracing the pages ... More

In her role as the sword-wielding Michonne on The Walking Dead, Danai Gurira portrays a woman fighting her way through a world overrun by bloodthirsty zombies. While the show—the most-watched in cable television history—is based on a post-apocalyptic series of graphic novels, it’s instead a real-life story of terror and ... More

Over the course of 14 albums, Tori Amos has built a career around her enchanting voice and singular style of songwriting. Even the most ardent fan might not think there are many hurdles left for the eight-time Grammy Award nominee to leap, but they’d be wrong. Amos’ latest ... More

Juliette Binoche’s performance in Ivo van Hove’s production of Antigone—the Greek tragedy penned by Sophocles and updated for today’s stage by Anne Carson—has been a sensation in every city in which it’s been performed. Ask Binoche, the iconic French actress whose next turn on-screen will be in November’s The 33, ... More

Despite his countless hours on camera, Clive Owen’s first appearance on Broadway—in a production of Harold Pinter’s fractured love story Old Times—is somewhat anxiety inducing. “It’s my first play in many years, so I’m obviously nervous,” he says, “but because it was theater that made me fall in ... More

Jennifer Hudson’s no stranger to the spotlight, but when she makes her Broadway debut as Shug Avery in a revival of The Color Purple, she says the stakes will be decidedly high. “Broadway is something that has been a dream of mine for a long time,” the Oscar and Grammy ... More

It’s been a six-year journey bringing Allegiance to Broadway, but for the show’s creator and star, George Takei, that wait was worthwhile. “It’s been exhilarating and fulfilling,” he says of the new musical, which is based on his own childhood experience in a 1940s Japanese-American internment camp. For director Stafford ... More

When Sam Rockwell first performed Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize–nominated Fool for Love at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in 2014, he had more than just lines to learn. “I’ve done two Western movies, and I could’ve learned to lasso then and didn’t,” he says. “I’m still kicking myself.” Now that the ... More