Michael Riedel and Christine Nagy speak with original 'Rent' cast member Adam Pascal about his life-changing role. He talks about hearing 'Season of Love' for the first time and how he handled the sudden fame. He also discusses coming back to Broadway in 'Pretty Woman.'

Michael Riedel and Christine Nagy chat with Ryann Redmond who is the first woman to play Olaf in 'Frozen' on Broadway. Redmond talks about what it is like to make the puppet come to life on stage and how she landed the role.

Michael Riedel and Christine Nagy chat with Broadway star Danny Burstein about his role in the revival of 'My Fair Lady.' He then looks ahead and talks about bringing Moulin Rouge to Broadway this summer.

Michael Riedel and Christine Nagy sit down with award-winning writer Aaron Sorkin about adapting Harper Lee's 'To Kill a Mockingbird' for the Broadway stage. He looks back at what made him want to become a writer and how dialogue sounds like music to him.

Michael Riedel and Christine Nagy chat with comedian Colin Quinn about his latest Off-Broadway show 'Colin Quinn: Red Stage Blue State.' They talk about comedy during politically charged times and working in a PC world.

Michael Riedel talks with Steven Pasquale about the end of the run for American Son and how it will be adapted for Netflix. They also chat about his unlikely path into the theater and his love for Sondheim.

Michael Riedel and Christine Nagy speak with actor/director Lee Roy Reams about the passing of Broadway legend and star of Hello, Dolly! Carol Channing. He talks about what she was like off stage and tells stories about the decades of working together.

Michael Riedel and Christine Nagy talk with Tony Award winner Joan Allen about her role in The Waverly Gallery and about working with the legendary actress Elaine May. She also chats about her early years with the Steppenwolf Theater Company and first meeting John Malkovich.

Michael Riedel talks with Patti Murin who plays Princess Anna in Frozen: The Musical. They talk about if she ever wanted to audition for the role of Princess Elsa and how the show is not just for young girls. She also talks about wanting to do more television comedy in the future.