A Conversation with Jason Robert Brown
This week marks the 12th anniversary of the Broadway opening of The Bridges of Madison County. The musical, which is based
A Conversation with BULL DURHAM’S Nik Walker
Nik Walker is a Boston native, theme park nerd and proud NYU Tisch alum (Adler, Classical and Stonestreet)- who’s been
Erin Sullivan on WITH LOVE, MARILYN
Hear what Erin Sullivan has to say about taking her one-woman love letter to Marilyn Monroe across the pond.
Q&A with ‘Severance’s’ Sarah Bock
Two years before her ‘Severance’ audition, Sarah Bock could be seen on North Carolina stages. Hear what she had to say to Beltline to Broadway then about theater, Baby Shark, and more.
Q&A with Kristin Chenoweth
Kristin Chenoweth talks to Beltline to Broadway about faith, Broadway, and Wicked.
A Conversation with HAMILTON’S Fergie L. Philippe
Hear what Fergie L. Philippe has to say about regional theaters, puppetry, Disney, HAMILTON, and more.
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THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG Proves Good Comedy is No Joke
A technically well-executed and precise Theatre Raleigh production of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG proves comedy is no laughing matter.
Broadway Super Couple Share the Stage in Theatre Raleigh’s CITY OF ANGELS
Megan McGinnis and Adam Halpin are real life husband and wife super couple who are starring in the Theatre Raleigh production of CITY OF ANGELS. McGinnis and Halpin were last seen on the national tour of COME FROM AWAY. McGinnis was last seen at Theatre Raleigh directing the DADDY LONG LEGS in 2018. Hear what the Broadway veterans have to say to Beltline to Broadway about life on the road (with a 5 year old), the pandemic, and taking on City of Angels.
Theatre Raleigh Announces Full Casting for CITY OF ANGELS
Real life husband and wife Adam Halpin (DEAR EVAN HANSEN, IN THE HEIGHTS) and Megan McGinnis (LITTLE WOMEN, LES MISERABLES) lead the upcoming Theatre Raleigh production of CITY OF ANGELS. The production, which Lauren Kennedy Brady directs and choreographs, opens Theatre Raleigh’s new Main Stage this August.
Live with Telly Leung
Telly Leung is best known for his work on Broadway and television. These days he is in Raleigh directing the Theatre Raleigh production of Yellow Face. Hear what he has to say about working with David Henry Hwang, the significance of directing this play now, and why representation onstage matters.