Originally hailing from Portland, Oregon, Casey Mink has now worked in New York theater for 13 years as both a journalist and copywriter. Her work has been published in The New York Times, New York Magazine, Backstage, and Vanity Fair. When she isn't writing about theater, she is likely somewhere seeing it.
On the heels of the record-setting box office success of the Hadestown live capture, it was just announced that a filmed version of the 2026 Broadway revival of Fallen Angels will be coming to cinemas this fall.
Here, we go down the rabbit hole to reflect on some of Young’s greatest onstage moments—and check back next year, when there will inevitably be at least one new addition to this list: Young is already slated to star in Mix and Master beginning in January 2027.
With an elegance and air that very few other performers can claim, it’s a known fact De Shields is royalty.
There are scenestealers—and then there’s Jennifer Simard, for whom the term doesn’t quite do justice at this point.
As Roundabout Theatre Company’s acclaimed—and Tony-nominated—production of The Pirates of Penzance approaches final curtain (it closes July 27), we caught up with Nicholas Barasch to reflect on his journey with the revamped revival.
Just days after BOOP! The Betty Boop Musical concluded its Broadway run, we spoke with Anastacia McCleskey about bringing her fierce and funny Carol to life—and then bidding her farewell.
Theatrely is going down the rabbit hole and finding our favorite videos of Tony winner Kecia Lewis from Hell's Kitchen on Broadway.
Natalie Joy Johnson talks starring as Diana in Next To Normal at Barrington Stage Company, following a short but beloved run in Lempicka.
What happened to the goldfish from Mary Jane, Amy Herzog's Tony-nominated play on Broadway that starred Rachel McAdams. Well Nolan Boggess took them home to his apartment in Brooklyn!
