Erika Finn joins Broadway's Beth Leavel in her dressing room at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre to discuss all things Beth and Bandstand!

Georgina Pazcoguin talks ballet, discipline and playing the white cat Victoria in Broadway's Cats.

Bryce Ryness talks life, love and playing Miss Agatha Trunchbull in Broadway's Matilda

Ryan Vona talks about his new album, keeping in shape and acting along acrobats in Broadway's Paramour, a Cirque du Soleil musical.

Paul Alexander Nolan talks growing up on a farm, handling the excitements and disappointments of a theater career, how he met his wife, and how much fun he is having playing Jimmy Ray Dobbs in Broadway's Bright Star.

Join us as we talk with Broadway star John Cariani about his early years, Law & Order, writing the highly successful play Almost, Maine, and starring as Nigel Bottom in the smash Broadway hit Something Rotten!.

Join us as Mamie Parris talks about growing up all over the country, finding her calling in the world of theater and having a blast playing Patty in Andrew Lloyd Webber's School of Rock.

Illusionist and magician Dan Sperry, known as the Anti-Conjurer, is real and unfiltered as he talks about his early days as a clown, animals as costars in magic and the secret to his tricks (ok maybe not the last part but don't we wish!).

Katie Boeck talks about traveling through India with an all-girls band,the excitement of recording Ava Maria for HBO's the Newsroom, and the unique opportunity to play the voice of Wendla in Deaf West's production of Spring Awakening on Broadway.

On tonight's episode, Choreographer Spencer Liff talks homeschooling, choreographing Broadway's Hedwig and the Angry Inch, having the best time ever on NBC with Neil Patrick Harris, and the challenges and rewards of choreographing Deaf West's production of Spring Awakening.