Bernadette Peters turns 70 this week. Her name is synonymous with American musical theatre—and the moniker “young and cute forever.” How did that happen? And has she ever really gotten the respect she deserves? We take a romp through 1970s Los Angeles, ’80s New York, and the brain of a ’90s pre-teen to find out how Bernadette Peters became a woman not afraid to take up a lot of space.
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Ten years after making her Broadway debut and working consistently, Betsy Wolfe is on the brink of becoming a true Broadway star. We talk to her about her current role in “Waitress,” her next role in “Carousel,” making choices, pressure, and much more.
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We talk to Sherie Rene Scott and Sheila Vand, who are appearing in Waterwell’s production of “Hamlet,” about reinterpreting classic female roles and how to take up space.
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Kelli O’Hara recently taught a master class at the Primary Stages Einhorn School of Performing Arts. We tagged along. And we learned some things.
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An in-depth look at the singular genius of Sherie Rene Scott. We interview Sherie about Whorl Inside a Loop, writing, female protagonists, being taken seriously and much more.
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We talk to Kelli O’Hara in her dressing room before a performance of The King and I and get a rare, in-depth look at one of the premiere leading ladies of the American stage. She speaks about her acting process, her mentors, self-respect, feminism, navigating the entertainment industry, and more.
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