This week's drawing for PLAYBILL.com is of John Logan's I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers, the one-woman play starring award-winning singer and actress Bette Midler that officially opened at Broadway's Booth Theatre April 24.
I am a very old fashioned artist, in that I still use a steel quill pen, which I must dip into a glass ink well every few seconds. It takes time and patience, but I prefer this method of drawing.
We may be a country founded on free speech, but our ongoing inability to define pornography and obscenity creates a grey area; inflammatory words employed knowingly for artistic and cultural reasons are verboten.
The 15th annual New York International Fringe Festival, with titles ranging from Yeast Nation and The Jersey Shoresical to The Legend of Julie Taymor,...
Philip Wm. McKinley, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Chase Brock weren't show doctors on just any old patient — they were operating on Spider-Man Turn Of...
Tired of reading about Jersey Shore book deals? Literature has finally struck back. In the video embedded above, two stars of an Oscar Wilde play o...
If you've seen an episode of MTV's Jersey Shore, you know the cast is prone to throwing around quoteworthy phrases like confetti. Where would Amer...
There is a wide-open landscape on the iTunes app store merely waiting for serious Broadway content. Playbill must look beyond its website and in-theater booklets and focus on engagement and digital creativity.
Passing off stand-up comedy as a Broadway show, intentionally or not, does nothing but confuse the terminology of theatrical standards, whatever those might be.
It's not as if I plan on taking credit for the number of shiny gold trophies that the film 127 Hours seems poised to win come awards season, but I fee...
If I list that I am primarily a TV writer on my Playbill bio, it's like putting a big target on my chest for New York theatre critics. So I tailored it a bit. What do you think of this?
