Recent guests include Alan Menken, Patrick Wilson, Hamilton lead Trey Curtis, and many more!

The director, producer, and cast of the upcoming Broadway musical stopped by New York Comic Con.

Set in the French Riviera at the height of post-war euphoria, the production stars Tracie Lane, Reg Rogers, Tea Guarino, and Zion Lang.

After a decade and 500 episodes, the podcast for Hamilton fans will conclude.

The creator and stars of the current Off-Broadway revival stopped by New York Comic Con.

The Broadway show's newest cast member compares notes with a colleague who's been there since 1997.

Trey Curtis, Jisel Soleil Ayon, Cherry Torres, Morgan Anita Wood, and share behind-the-scenes stories.

Justin Collette, Isabella Esler, Mark Kaufman, Callie Goff, and host Alex Birsh share laughs and stories about touring and being back on Broadway.

On Amy Poehler's podcast, the TV star says she wants to be on Broadway, even if she can't sing.

The episodes—featuring Zachary Quinto, Michelle Williams, Jak Malone, and more—will be released starting October 28.

The fourth annual event presents work created and developed by transgender, non-binary, and Two-Spirit+ (TNB2S+) theatre artists.

Whitney White, Caitlin Houlahan, Bellamy Young, and more are among the first guests.

Set in San Francisco at the height of the Latin Punk movement, this adaptation applies a new lense to Shakespeare’s tragedy.

The annual fan-driven event returns to NYC, and Broadway shows including Hamilton, Beetlejuice, and Death Becomes Her are along for the ride.

Final episodes in the series, created and hosted by Gillian Pensavalle, will feature Lin-Manual Miranda, Renée Elise Goldsberry, and more.

Find out what it's like starring in one of Broadway's funniest—and undeadliest—new musicals.

The comedian makes his Broadway debut in Take a Banana for the Ride.

The cast features Dorcas Leung, Anthony Cochrane, Pooya Mohseni, and more.

Hear from the experts on how they think Broadway's biggest night will go down this year.

Tony nominee Robert O'Hara is directing the audio play.

Find out why this Adam Guettel-Tina Landau musical needed to finally make its Broadway debut after premiering three decades ago.

Find out why this cult favorite downtown hit has become a surprisingly huge Broadway smash—and Best Play Tony nominee.

Find out why this musical featuring the pop songs of Max Martin is getting ready to celebrate its third anniversary on Broadway.

The Tony-winning Wicked star is back on the Main Stem at the same theatre where she made her momentous Broadway debut in Rent.

Find out how this little-musical-that-could became an unlikely Olivier-winning hit and crossed the pond to Broadway.

Take a deep dive into why this pop musical about England's Tudor era has become such a hit with Broadway and the West End's youngest audiences.

Find out why this new, fully original musical has audiences buzzing.

We're checking in with the Best Musical Tony winner and exploring how it's become a long-running audience favorite.

Let Playbill be your theatre friend and lead you through the latest Broadway plays and musicals with the stars making them.

In March, the podcast will dive deep into the legacy of Zora Neale Hurston, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Wakako Yamauchi, Lesya Ukrainka, and Hannah Cowley.

Maryann Plunkett, Lois Smith, Carol Kane, Taylor Trensch, Lakisha May, and many more can be heard on the play podcast.

The song was penned by Benj Pasek, Justin Paul, and Mark Sonnenblick.

Michael Kushner hosts the series exploring the multi-faceted careers of some of Broadway's best.

Deborah Grace Winer's weekly series, subtitled Middle-Aged Women Superheroes Save Democracy, launches August 27.

In the new work, a Times Square tarot card reading storefront run by married grifters is upended when a mysterious and wealthy new client arrives.

Eila Mell and Michael Kushner are hosting the new series for Broadway Podcast Network.

BAFTA and Golden Globe nominee Stephen Fry narrates the musical, which is staged for audio mediums.

Immersive audio creator Knock at the Gate's audio production of the Shakespeare work will offer a 3D listening experience.

The series celebrates the golden age of radio plays with actors performing works by American authors.

The not-for-profit has announced their lineup for the Winter and Spring of 2024.

Banned Together features songs, scenes, and monologues that American communities have banned or censored.

The first episode, featuring composer Julianne Wick Davis and playwright Stephen Kaplan, is now available.

Amber Ruffin will host the evening, which will be live streamed.

The weekly series is a companion podcast to Off-Broadway's Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors.

The modern verse translation of Shakespeare's original story makes its debut in the podcast-meets-audio play series.

The podcast series, which adapts Shakespeare classics into reimagined audio plays, has begun with the comedy-romance, directed and translated into modern verse by Tracy Young.

Presented by Broadway Podcast Network, the season will feature works by Harriet Beecher Stowe, W.E.B Du Bois, Joyce Carol Oates, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and more.

The Tony-nominated Broadway composer passed away October 20 at the age of 82.

Ben Rimalower hosts the live podcast taping.

With eight episodes, Setting the Standard: Stories From the Great American Songbook will launch in October.