Valerie Harper comes before the Playbill Radio microphones this week to tell what it's like to play out-of-control film diva Tallulah Bankhead near the end of her fabled Hollywood career in the new Broadway comedy "Looped," by Matthew Lombardo, who is also a guest.
Geoffrey Nauffts' "Next Fall" has moved to Broadway's Helen Hayes Theatre after a hit Off-Broadway run last summer. Playbill.com's Ken Jones speaks to the playwright, director Sheryl Kaller and stars Patrick Breen and Patrick Heusinger.
Special guests are Dame Edna, Michael Feinstein and Christopher Durang, the trio collaborating on the new Broadway show, "All About Me." They tell host Robert Viagas how their unlikely chemistry works on this unusual show that
is part part revue, part cabaret show and part Broadway musical.
The Miracle Worker is William Gibson's 1959 drama about Helen Keller, a blind and deaf girl who has the great fortune to find a brilliant and inspired teacher in Anne Sullivan. The new Broadway revival stars Tony-nominee Alison Pill as Anne and Oscar nominee Abigail Breslin as Helen. They tell Playbill Radio host Robert Viagas about their journey along with Matthew Modine, Jennifer Morrison, and director Kate Whorisky who previously staged Pulitzer-Prize-winner, "Ruined."
Highlights from the New York Times' Arts & Leisure Weekend conversation with Emmy, Oscar and Tony-winner Angela
Lansbury. A Broadway icon, Angela Lansbury, recently returned to Broadway in a revival of "A Little Night Music." Among highlights: a segment of her version of the Stephen Sondheim song, "Liaisons."
