When we think of Broadway, we don't usually think of jump-scares and horror. But now comes the creepy, new thriller Grey House. In a short and sweet interview right outside Broadway's Lyceum Theatre, Tamsen takes a walk with one of the stars of Grey House, Tatiana Maslany.

Tony Award Winner Ben Platt is once again nominated for a Tony for his work in the stunning revival of Parade. Get ready for this Sunday's Awards Ceremony with Paul Wontorek's chat with Ben.

She's already a Tony Award winner for her performance in 2014's You Can't Take It With You. Now, Annaleigh Ashford is up for another Tony in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. She plays 'Mrs. Lovett'. Paul Wontorek talks to Annaleigh.

Academy Award winner Jessica Chastain is back on Broadway in A Doll's House, from now until June. And now, she's nominated for a Tony Award. Jessica chats with Paul Wontorek. Plus, Sean Hayes just picked up a Tony nomination for his work in the new play Good Night, Oscar. We gave him the mic to tell us what the show is all about.

TV comedy queen D'Arcy Carden just made her Broadway debut in The Thanksgiving Play. You've seen D'Arcy in The Good Place, Barry, and more. Now she's starring in the new comedy-satire from Native American playwright, Larissa Fasthorse. Paul Wontorek sat down with D'Arcy to talk about what making her Broadway debut means to her.

On this week's episode, the icon, Billy Porter is here. Billy's headed out across the country on his Black Mona Lisa tour. He's here to talk music, Broadway, and a whole lot more. Paul Wontorek has the chat with Billy.

We've got something to be thankful for. It's the brand new comedy-satire from Native American Playwright, Larissa Fasthorse. On this episode, Tamsen talks to the star of The Thanksgiving Play, Scott Foley (Scandal, Felicity). And we'll hear from Scott's co-star in the play, D'Arcy Carden (The Good Place, Barry). And, Paul Wontorek sits down with the Tony Award-winning songwriting duo behind the new comedy-musical, Some Like It Hot, Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman. Plus, Marc performs the title...

Tony Nominees and legit stars, Laura Linney and Jessica Hecht are back on Broadway in the world premiere of Summer, 1976. On this episode of the pod, Tamsen sits down with Laura and Jessica to talk about the new play, lasting female friendships, products they miss from the 70's, and why we miss 'Wendy' from the Netflix series Ozark. Plus, Aaron Sorkin has a new musical on Broadway this spring. It's a new telling of the Lerner and Loewe classic Camelot. But with a brand new script, and no...

Bob Fosse's Dancin' is back on the boards thanks to one of the original production's stars. Wayne Cilento has rebooted the sexy classic with an all new cast of dancers. On this episode of the pod, Paul Wontorek catches up with Cilento.

Tony Award Winner Nathan Lane is now in his 25th Broadway Show. Nathan joins Tamsen to talk about the new Broadway play Pictures From Home, his Emmy Award winning guest appearance in Only Murders In The Building, and his upcoming new film with Joaquin Phoenix, Beau Is Afraid.

Recorded outside Broadway's Richard Rodgers Theatre, Tamsen hangs out with 'Alexander Hamilton' himself, Miguel Cervantes. Miguel is here to talk about his favorite moments in Hamilton, Grief, Family, The Ham-Fam, and telling Dad Jokes. Forgive the street noise of New York City, but a passing ambulance leads to Tamsen learning a fun Broadway fact.

Phantom of the Opera is Broadway's longest running musical. The show just celebrated it's 35th and final anniversary, and you've only got a matter of weeks to watch the iconic musical before it closes for good. On this episode, Tamsen heads to the Majestic Theatre to talk to Ben Crawford, who plays 'The Phantom'. Plus, Emilie Kouatchou is the first black woman to play 'Christine Daaé' in Phantom. Charlie Cooper has that interview.

Two great interviews on this episode of the pod. She's Broadway's original, Tony award winning Dreamgirl. Jennifer Holliday sits down with Tamsen to talk about returning to the NYC stage, aging, advice, and more. Plus, Sara Bareilles celebrates winning another Grammy award, this year as part of the cast album for Into The Woods. She chats with Paul Wontorek about why this one is so special.

Two big interviews on this episode of the pod. First, it's been 25 years since the debut of Dawson's Creek, and Katie Holmes is still doing amazing work. She's chatting with Paul Wontorek about her return to the New York City stage in The Wanderers. Plus, there is life after Romeo. Juliet is living her best life in the pop concert musical spectacular, & Juliet. Tamsen catches up with one of that show's stars, Paolo Szot.

Academy Award nominee and 2x Broadway veteran Stephanie Hsu is on the pod, chatting with Paul Wontorek about her film Everything Everywhere All At Once and the upcoming final season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

Anthony Rapp, the original lead of Rent is back on the New York City stage with his new musical memoir Without You. Tamsen chats with Anthony Rapp. Plus, Robyn Hurder is "Forever In Blue Jeans" in the new Neil Diamond musical A Beautiful Noise. Robyn talks with Paul Wontorek about the show, performing through loss, her family, and a whole lot more.

Two time RuPaul's Drag Race Winner Jinkx Monsoon is making history on Broadway right in Broadway's longest running American musical, Chicago. Jinkx plays Matron "Mama" Morton. She's the first Drag Queen to take on the role, and she is spectacular. Paul Wontorek has the interview on this week's edition of The Broadway Show: Uncut.

Take Me Out is in extra innings. But you've only got a few weeks left to see the Tony Award winning Broadway revival. The play now scheduled to close February 5th. But before then, Tamsen had a chance to catch up with Grey's Anatomy TV superstar Jesse Williams, in his Broadway debut.

There's life after Romeo in this jam-packed episode. First up, Tamsen chats with Lorna Courtney, the star of the new pop-concert Broadway musical, & Juliet. Then, Paul sits down with the stars of The Collaboration, Paul Bettany and Jeremy Pope to talk about playing art icons Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

On this episode of The Broadway Show: Uncut with Tamsen Fadal, we're pulling back the curtain on the Tony Award winner who plays the Wizard in Wicked. Paul Wontorek chats with Cleavant Derricks about his Broadway return and his incredible on-stage resume, including Dreamgirls.

Some Like It Hot sizzles on Broadway. In this episode, Paul Wontorek chats with the all-star creative team from Broadway's hottest and most hilarious new musical, Tony Award winning playwright, Matthew Lopez and comedian and talk show host, Amber Ruffin.

Two incredible interviews in this jam-packed episode. First up, it's Death Of A Salesman. Wendell Pierce is maybe best known as 'Detective Bunk Moreland' in The Wire. But now, Wendell Pierce is back on Broadway as 'Biff Loman' in Death Of A Salesman. Paul Wontorek chats with Wendell. Plus, it's Broadway's biggest Thriller. MJ The Musical. Myles Frost won the Tony this year for his portrayal of The King of Pop. You'll hear Tamsen's conversation with Myles.

They are two of the biggest and most honored Broadway stars of their generation, and of all time. Six-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald is here to talk to Tamsen about returning to Broadway in Ohio State Murders, her marriage to fellow Broadway star and current 'Neil Diamond', Will Swenson, and more. And, you've only got about six weeks left to check out The Music Man starring Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster. Sutton chats with Paul Wontorek about the Tony-nominated musical, her enduring...

On this episode of the pod, Tamsen catches up with Tony Award Winner Jefferson Mays to talk about bringing A Christmas Carol back to Broadway, but unlike ever before. It's a solo show and Jefferson plays more than 50 roles. Plus, movie magic comes to Broadway in Some Like It Hot! It's the reimagining of the classic Marilyn Monroe film with some updates for a modern audience. Paul Wontorek talks to two of the stars, Christian Borle and J. Harrison Ghee.

On this episode, iconic filmmaker and screenwriter Cameron Crowe is here to talk about bring Almost Famous to Broadway. He's talk with Paul Wontorek about rocking the New York City stage. Plus, Ain't No Mo' is now on Broadway and Jordan E. Cooper just became the youngest playwright in Broadway history. He's also the show's star. Charlie Cooper talks with Jordan.