TEARS FOR FEARS
“Grey House” on Broadway is a ghost-meets-horror story that—despite the odd, delicious fright—never quite delivers on all its clanking, creaking, and frantic weirdness.
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‘I LOVE IT, MAN’
In a candid interview, Stephen McKinley Henderson talks his second Tony Awards nomination, post-pandemic Broadway, fighting racism, family—and being glad to still be “in the game.”
‘BEYOND THE GRAVE’
Plus, Harry and William “secretly” met Diana’s former butler before Harry and Meghan’s wedding, and Charles reportedly turns the temperature down in the Buckingham Palace pool.
WELCOME TO WALLY’S
“The Good Place” star William Jackson Harper shines as a man confronting past trauma in Eboni Booth’s brilliant “Primary Trust.” Plus, Ivo van Hove’s “Don Giovanni” at the Met.
‘IT FEELS WONDERFUL’
Miriam Silverman, Tony-nominated star of “The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window,” talks candidly about grief, playing a bigot, and Oscar Isaac and Rachel Brosnahan’s award snubs.
WASHOUT
“Monsoon Wedding” the musical features a central couple you don’t care much about, and an intense abuse storyline that almost overshadows its big song-and-dance ending.
KEEPING SECRETS
Plus, Charles is heading off to a kick back and relax—in Transylvania, and everything you need to know about Harry and Meghan’s New York City car chase controversy.
‘IT’S EVERYTHING’
In a candid interview, Bonnie Milligan reveals how grief infused her Tony-nominated role in ‘Kimberly Akimbo,’ and talks body diversity, sexuality, and why Broadway must change.
GAME ON
In “King James,” two men’s love of LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers provides a frame for their own friendship over 12 years—what binds them, and what breaks them apart.
GOING FOR THE GASP
In a candid interview, Annaleigh Ashford talks her “Sweeney Todd” Tony nomination, Sondheim’s special notes, supporting the WGA strike, screen ambitions—and loving Mrs. Lovett.