Given his diverse career background, Sam Shepard clearly shuns predictability. Born on an Army base in Illinois, Shepard originally planned to become a vet, and was studying at Mount San Antonio Junior College when a touring theater company, the Bishop’s Company Repertory Players, came

Anyone who had been on Broadway will tell you it’s a tough gig. There will always be someone in the audition room who is thinner than you, sexier than you, taller than you, prettier than you or has spent WAY more time in the

Born in the shadow of Broadway, it seems unlikely that Harold  – “Hal” to his friends – Prince would choose any other destiny than the Great White Way. His start, however, was not as illustrious as his resume – which includes 21 Tony Awards,

A quick scan of Craigslist classifieds in New York City reveals plenty of Broadway show tickets for sale, including tickets to top hits including the sexy Roaring ‘20s caper “Chicago,” the irreverent “Book of Mormon” from the creators of “South Park” and Larry David’s

While many contemporary Broadway shows can gross $1 million during a great week’s run, the first show to reach that monumental box office number – earning the place as Broadway’s first bona fide hit – was the 1866 musical “The Black Crook,” which merged

Harvey Fierstein may not have been the first to celebrate the flamboyance and individuality of drag queens on stage, but he certainly has done it the best. The Brooklyn-born playwright, actor and director is currently reveling in the success of “Kinky Boots,” a Broadway

Larry David is a master at making his own life – and the lives of his friends – seem infinitely interesting. Throughout his career – which includes a stint as a writer on “Saturday Night Live” – he has long been able to take