We wish you a merry podcast with this gift of the two of us, talking about Tom Stoppard's legacy; our recent theatrical experiences and Elisabeth's giving shoutouts to some of her 2025 favorites.

Jeremy McCarter's Make-Believe Association asks you to put on headphones to fully experience "Hamlet."

The 78th Tony Awards, broadcast on June 8, 2005, was by many accounts one of the best shows in years. How come? Peter and Elisabeth drill down.

Last year's Tony winner for best actor in a musical is up for the honor again this year, for "Just in Time." He could become the first back-to-back winner in the category, ever.

One of the most annoying canards out there is that critics relish writing pans.

When President Donald Trump descends on the Kennedy Performing Arts Center next month for a high-dollar fundraiser and a performance of “Les Misérables,” he won’t be seeing the usual cast performing, ...

Under Michael Arden's direction, the show has developed a devoted following at Broadway's Belasco Theatre.

Elizabeth LeCompte and Kate Valk reflect on their decades of making daring theater together. Just don’t call it a nostalgic exercise.

The Tony-winning designer has a thriving studio that designs not only theater pieces ("Hairspray") but also hotels (The Civilian) and restaurants (Union Square Cafe)

In accepting the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, the comedian mounted a bristling political attack artfully disguised as a tribute.

At this year’s Mark Twain Prize for American Humor ceremony honoring Conan O’Brien, a tribute to comedy may compete with the drama in the building.

A program featuring violinist Leonidas Kavakos was disrupted by long lines and security checks to accommodate the vice president’s visit.

The versatile "American Idol" runner-up has made his Broadway debut in a storied part. He reveals what the wild ride in this revival has been like.