Ruthie Fierberg is a journalist based in New York City, specializing in local coverage of the Broadway theater scene. Her work has been featured in Broadway.com, where she provides insightful articles on various aspects of Broadway, including interviews with actors, directors, and producers, as well as coverage of new productions and industry trends.
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Ruthie Fierberg's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, particularly theater and Broadway-related topics. She frequently covers announcements, events, press releases, and private sector announcements related to the theater industry.
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The union for professional actors and stage managers is currently bargaining with the Broadway League.
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Director Gordon Greenberg discusses creating a laugh-out-loud, '80s-set “confection” of a musical.
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The 2024 Best Choreography nominee discusses the conception and movement of the new musical based on the album by Sufjan Stevens.
Tony Award nominees Shaina Taub, Leigh Silverman and Jill Furman break down how the new musical merges history and heart.
The first-time Tony Award nominee shares insights into his “Cabaret” character, the advice he got from Joel Grey and the experience of acting opposite Bebe Neuwirth.
Tony Award-nominated director Danya Taymor and choreographers Rick and Jeff Kuperman dig into the physical demands, fiery staging and vulnerable grit of their new musical.
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