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EXCLUSIVE: On Your Toes Gets Toes A-Tapping Playbill Presents
EXCLUSIVE: On Your Toes Gets Toes A-Tapping
Randy Skinner, Karen Ziemba and youngster Dalton Harrod (a sixteen-year-old who's been tap dancing since he was two!) star as a family of Vaudeville performers in City Center's Encores! production of Rodgers and Hart's On Your Toes. In this exclusive peek inside the rehearsal room, the trio break down the process and explain the dance skills and techniques needed for their show-opening tap number "Two a Day for Keith." See a Playbill Photo Call from On Your Toes.
Playbill Backstage: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, Part One Playbill Backstage
Playbill Backstage: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, Part One
Join Billy Magnussen, a 2013 Tony nominee for his performance as Spike in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, as he takes a camera backstage at the Golden Theatre to capture the behind-the-scenes life at his show. In part one, Magnussen sneaks out of the theatre to buy sushi, has a shocking secret revealed by co-star Genevieve Angelson, and thwarts his dresser by going on a backstage tour while not wearing any pants. To watch part two, click here.
Steve Kazee Rested and Ready for 54 Below Shows Playbill and the Players
Steve Kazee Rested and Ready for 54 Below Shows
Fans of Once will feel right at home when Steve Kazee performs at 54 Below on May 10, 11 and 13. His acoustic tunes rife with heartbreak and longing — written while he was on a recent vocal rest — mine the emotional landscape that made Once such a hit on Broadway. Here, Kazee runs through "Another Me" and "On Your Way" and chats with Playbill about revealing his inner life in such personal and hearfelt songs. For details, visit 54Below.com.
Theatre Dictionary Term of the Month: Playbill Presents
Theatre Dictionary Term of the Month: "Kick Your Face"
In this latest episode of TDF's Theatre Dictionary video series, Chicago stars Cristy Candler and Michael Cusumano explain the meaning of the term "Kick Your Face." To see the ever-expanding theatre dictionary, visit www.theatredictionary.org. To watch the video definition of "Eleven O'Clock Number," click here.
Tony Nominees Laura Osnes and Douglas Carter Beane Revel in Cinderella's Broadway Magic Playbill and the Players
Tony Nominees Laura Osnes and Douglas Carter Beane Revel in Cinderella's Broadway Magic
Laura Osnes (nominated for Best Actress in a Musical) and Douglas Carter Beane (nominated for Best Book of a Musical) represented Cinderella at the 2013 Tony nominations media junket. Osnes spoke of high school theatre roles and her commitment to the Broadway stage; Beane spoke of an early-in-life connection to Cinderella, as well as his process for revamping the book of the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. Watch interviews with the Tony-nominated stars of Pippin.
Motown: The Musical Tony Nominees Talk Gordy, Ross, Robinson Playbill and the Players
Motown: The Musical Tony Nominees Talk Gordy, Ross, Robinson
Valisia LeKae (Best Actress in a Musical) and Charl Brown (Best Featured Actor in a Musical) received 2013 Tony nominations for their work in Berry Gordy's Motown: The Musical, a true-to-life account of the early days of the famous record label. The two stars met with Playbill to chat about the unforgettable music, working with Gordy and meeting Diana Ross and Smokey Robinson, the real-life icons they portrayed in the show. Watch interviews with the Tony-nominated stars of Pippin.
Mitchell Jarvis and Wesley Taylor's Playbill Presents
Mitchell Jarvis and Wesley Taylor's "It Could Be Worse": Episode 12
Jacob (series co-creator Wesley Taylor) is finally back together with Ben (Adam Chanler-Berat) after some tense times. But, he's thrown for a loop when his drug-troubled agent Sam (series co-creator Mitchell Jarvis) arrives at his door in desperate need of a place to stay. To make things worse, his unpredictable co-star Veronica Bailey (Alison Fraser) begins to commiserate with his ex (Gideon Glick). Watch the series from Episode 1.

*Includes adult situations and language. Viewer discretion is advised.
Pippin's Leading Players Patina Miller, Andrea Martin and Terrence Mann Receive Tony Nods Playbill and the Players
Pippin's Leading Players Patina Miller, Andrea Martin and Terrence Mann Receive Tony Nods
Patina Miller, Andrea Martin and Terrence Mann represented Pippin at the 2013 Tony nominee media day which was held at NYC's Millennium Broadway Hotel. The nominated trio (Best Actress in a Musical, Best Featured Actress in a Musical, Best Featured Actor in a Musical, respectively) chatted about why the revival of the Stephen Schwartz classic followed along in the tradition of Bob Fosse while at the same time adding a new (and very challenging!) cirque element. Watch interviews with Matilda's 2013 Tony nominees.
Matilda Tony Nominees Tim Minchin, Bertie Carvel, Gabriel Ebert and Lauren Ward Defy W.C. Fields Playbill and the Players
Matilda Tony Nominees Tim Minchin, Bertie Carvel, Gabriel Ebert and Lauren Ward Defy W.C. Fields
W.C. Fields famously said "Never work with animals or children." The child-filled Matilda The Musical defied his warning, and earned its cast and creative team twelve 2013 Tony nominations, including ones for songwriter Tim Minchin, and actors Bertie Carvel, Gabriel Ebert and Lauren Ward. The nominees sat down with Playbill to talk about what it's like working with all those kids, and the past experiences that influenced their work in the musical. We also speak to the four Tony-honored girls who share the title role about what it's like to star in a Broadway show. To see a list of all this year's Tony nominees, click here.
Stephanie J. Block and Will Chase's Tony Nominations No Mystery at All Playbill and the Players
Stephanie J. Block and Will Chase's Tony Nominations No Mystery at All
The Mystery of Edwin Drood 's Stephanie J. Block and Will Chase met with Playbill at the annual Tony nominations media day to talk about their nominations (Best Actress in a Musical and Best Featured Actor in a Musical, respectively), the traditions of British music hall theatre that creator Rupert Holmes used within the production, Block's diva-with-a-dog exit from the show and a company composed entirely of potential Tony nominees. See a chat with Kinky Boots' Tony nominees.
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