Tony Award winner Kristin Chenoweth celebrates her birthday July 24. In honor of the special day, the Playbill Vault looks back at her Broadway stage career.

Currently nominated for a 2018 Tony Award for her work in Edward Albee's Three Tall Women, Jackson previously spoke to Playbill about doing another Pulitzer Prize winner for Broadway.

Currently nominated for a 2018 Tony Award for her work in Edward Albee's Three Tall Women, Jackson previously spoke to Playbill about doing another Pulitzer Prize winner for Broadway.

Tony Award winner Randy Graff, currently appearing in the Off-Broadway production of Motherhood Out Loud at Primary Stages, fills out Playbill.com's questionnaire with random facts, backstage trivia and pop-culture tidbits.

Tony Award winner Randy Graff, currently appearing in the Off-Broadway production of Motherhood Out Loud at Primary Stages, fills out Playbill.com's questionnaire with random facts, backstage trivia and pop-culture tidbits.

We listen to two ill-conceived 1960s musicals making their belated CD debuts, Jimmy (as in Mayor James J. Walker) and the Three Men on a Horse musical, Let It Ride.

We listen to two ill-conceived 1960s musicals making their belated CD debuts, Jimmy (as in Mayor James J. Walker) and the Three Men on a Horse musical, Let It Ride.

The season of Top 10 lists is upon us. As in previous years, Playbill On-Line invites theatregoers everywhere to write their own Top 10 lists, or Top 5, or even the single most memorable theatre-related experience of the calendar year 1997.

The season of Top 10 lists is upon us. As in previous years, Playbill On Line invites theatregoers everywhere to write their own Top 10 lists, or Top 5, or even the single most memorable theatre-related experience of the calendar year 1997.

I introduce with this column an occasional feature, to appear when no new theatre recordings are at hand. "Forgotten Show Albums" will delve into obscure cast recordings and studio discs not on CD (and in some cases unlikely to ever be), most from the '50s and '60s. They will, of course, vary in degree of obscurity, ranging from full-fledged Broadway/Off-Broadway/London cast albums to strange, unclassifiable novelty discs. And I inaugurate this feature with a trio of genuinely obscure titles you may have missed.

I introduce with this column an occasional feature, to appear when no new theatre recordings are at hand. "Forgotten Show Albums" will delve into obscure cast recordings and studio discs not on CD (and in some cases unlikely to ever be), most from the '50s and '60s. They will, of course, vary in degree of obscurity, ranging from full-fledged Broadway/Off-Broadway/London cast albums to strange, unclassifiable novelty discs. And I inaugurate this feature with a trio of genuinely obscure titles you may have missed.

The Deaf West production of Spring Awakening marked the Broadway debuts of two acclaimed actors who have — by their presence in film, TV and live theatre — increased the visibility of Deaf performers and blazed trails for increased diversity in the arts.