Our host, Robb Coles, hangs out with Vicky Kuperman, who recently had sold out shows at the United Solo Festival. She has a new Comedy Album coming out called “When I Could Feel” (Find it on Itunes) and has recently written a book called “The Russian …Read more

It is easy enough to catch a Broadway show, but if you want to see where the glitz and glamor gets its start, come to The Songwriters’ Salon, a once a month offering at The Times Square Arts Center. StageBuddy recently had a chance to chat with the c …Read more

For nearly a decade Jake Lipman has been on a mission to produce, “thought provoking comedy”. Jake is the Artistic Director of Tongue in Cheek Theater Company and this fall and as she heads into her second producing decade she presents two different …Read more

At the beginning of his show Bad With Money, Ben Rimalower sings a bit from Judy Garland’s “I’d Like to Hate Myself in the Morning”, in which the legendary performer declared she would “raise a little hell tonight” and think about the repercussions l …Read more

Tamar of the River is a unique musical theater piece which combines different music genres, singing styles and cultural elements to tell the story of Tamar (played by Margo Seibert), a courageous young woman who answers the calling of a god who speak …Read more

StageBuddy recently had a chance to peek in on a pre-production presentation of Blank! The Musical, an improvised musical theater event set to open at New World Stages November first. Mixing old-school improvisation, big Broadway Musical theatricalit …Read more

Tom Dugan is a playwright and actor who is currently starring in Wiesenthal at Theatre Row at the Acorn Theatre. The play tells the story of Simon Wiesenthal, who brought 1,100 Nazi war criminals to justice. In our interview, Mr. Dugan talks about Si …Read more

Ghostlight Records, has released commentary for the Tony winning score of The Bridges of Madison County with composer Jason Robert Brown and star Kelli O’Hara adding commentary to each of the numbers. It’s such an interesting, and informative things …Read more

Death by excessive force has been an issue in our American culture for generations upon generations, and in light of recent fatalities in Ferguson and throughout the country, it’s important to ask ourselves what we are doing to stop discrimination. P …Read more

Part of the thrill of interviewing people involved with the theater is getting an insider’s glimpse into the hectic day to day of life on and around the stage. I caught up with producer Andi Cohen on Monday night after I saw the aptly titled “Andi’s …Read more