Writer Quiara Alegría Hudes on going big, and getting intimate, with the movie version of 'In the Heights.'

How the new Theatre Leadership Project aims to welcome emerging Black professionals to the theater industry.

Behind the transformation of Heather Christian's 'Animal Wisdom' into a boundary-blurring new film.

Director Lileana Blain-Cruz and producer Jim Glaub on “The Baltimore Waltz” and why virtual theater is a lot more complicated than it looks.

Artist-activists Christine Toy Johnson and Leslie Ishii on how theater can be an important part of the movement.

Lillias White and James Monroe Iglehart play the bickering backers of a massive, controversial, and entirely fictional Broadway musical version of "Avatar." Recorded in collaboration with the audio comedy As The Curtain Rises.

Historian and producer Jennifer Ashley Tepper on the latest volume of her theater-by-theater chronicle, The Untold Stories of Broadway.

Behind the scenes of the new audio adaptation of Dominique Morisseau’s play, with Underwood and Mandy Greenfield, the artistic director of Williamstown Theatre Festival.

Nataki Garrett, the artistic director of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, on getting the theater industry the support it deserves during the pandemic.

The author of "Mike Nichols: A Life," Mark Harris, on the director's life and influential work -- and the dramas behind the scenes.

How John Ridley ("12 Years a Slave," "American Crime") and theater veteran Scott Elliott got together for the starry "grand experiment" of The New Group Off Stage.

"WandaVision" actor Teyonah Parris on moving from an Off Broadway buzzmagnet into one of the biggest franchises in Hollywood.

Writer Kemp Powers on adapting his play "One Night in Miami" into a buzzy new film, and why L.A. was more welcoming to his work than New York.

One of the foremost interpreters of Wilson's work, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, on how he crafted his screenplay for "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom."

The Tony-nominated actor ("Hamilton," "West Side Story") is having a screen moment with stage musicals.

Sarah Bellamy, the artistic director of Penumbra in St. Paul, Minn., on making theater the centerpiece of a new center for racial healing.

Writer-director-actor Arian Moayed on how the theater community turned out for his starry screen thriller, “The Accidental Wolf.” “The Accidental Wolf” on Topic: http://go.topic.com/varietytaw

Luhrmann and the creators of the stage musical talk putting the show together, shutting it all down, and why its message feels more relevant than ever.

The "Mean Girls" Tony nominee talks "Emily in Paris" and how she'll help make "Thoroughly Modern Millie" a musical for everyone.

How playwrights Katori Hall, Jeremy O. Harris and Matthew López think about shaping the future of Broadway.

ChiChi Anyanwu braved the pandemic to launch a management company focused on diverse talent.

How to craft dances for screens, with the director of “High School Musical” and Netflix’s upcoming “Julie and the Phantoms.”

Lynette Linton, artistic director of the Bush Theatre, on reopening, responding and why now is the time for new work.

The Broadway favorite reveals how his work, including new Audible release “Bella Bella,” speaks to the current moment.

Co-founders Adrienne Warren and Zhailon Levingston on BAC's work at the intersection of arts and activism.