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Filmmaker Deborah Riley Draper’s new documentary tackles the Olympic, American and human spirit

February 2, 2016

In 1936, Hitler was coming to power and the Third Reich was hosting the Summer Olympics in Berlin. In America, African Americans were being treated like second class [...]

Julia Murney: “Theatre is Extraordinary and Musicals are Magic.”

December 7, 2018 // 0 Comments

Most people who know theatre know Julia Murney from Wicked and I was among them when we first met for a feature in 2012. We talked about the rush of being a part of an [...]
Marty Thomas on Finding Himself Again and Reclaiming What Was Stolen From Him

December 6, 2018 // 0 Comments

I had a lot I wanted to talk with Marty Thomas about: his time on Broadway both onstage and off, the end of his long-running weekly show, Diva, and the new album he’s been [...]
Kimberly Marable: A Change-Maker on Broadway

December 5, 2018 // 0 Comments

When Kimberly Marable and I first met, we wandered around the Meatpacking District, taking photos and talking about her Broadway debut. She said, “I wasn’t raised with an [...]
Jim Caruso on the Magic of Connecting to an Audience

December 4, 2018 // 0 Comments

“Have I told you about…” Coming from anyone else, those are just words. But when it’s Jim Caruso who’s doing the asking, you pay attention. There was the time Bono [...]
Georgina Pazcoguin: “I Found My Voice.”

December 3, 2018 // 0 Comments

From dancing in The Nutcracker at the New York City Ballet to dancing on Broadway in the revival of Cats, Georgina Pazcoguin has carved a niche for herself as one of the [...]