From the Blogosphere

Adaumbelle's Quest interviews Max von Essen and Rory O'Malley.

Sarah at Adventures in the Endless Pursuit of Entertainment made a visit to Bergdorf Goodman and posted photos of their Stephen Sondheim tribute windows.

The latest Broadway Bullet podcast is up, featuring interviews with David Stallings and Jennifer Laine-Williams of Barrier Island, Jessica McVea and Jarel Davidow of The Love List, and Marty Cooper discussing Stephen Sondheim's career and the City Center's recent Anyone Can Whistle.

Leonard Jacobs weighs in on the Kelsey Grammer problem. While the latest incarnation of La Cage Aux Folles may be delightful, should gay men be supporting Kelsey Grammer, a right-wing conservative who is the new spokesman of the RightNetwork?

Chris at Everything I Know I Learned From Musicals and Esther at Gratuitous Violins discuss bloggers who review preview performances in response Michael Codron's rant against bloggers in his recent Guardian article.

Patrick at Just Shows to Go You has some great interviews with Alicia Silverstone, The Irish Curse's Austin Peck, and three company managers of current Broadway shows.

Michael Roderick lets us know that nonprofit arts powerhouse Fractured Atlas is hiring.

Ken Davenport announces his next Get Your Show Off the Ground seminar to be held Saturday, June 19th.

Jesse North brings us Episode 10 of StageRush TV.

Kevin Daly reconsiders Irma La Douce.

From the Blogosphere

Esther of Gratuitous Violins takes Bloomberg.com theatre critic John Simon to task for some homophobic comments in his review of Alexi Kaye Campbell’s The Pride.

Adam at Adaumbelle's Quest has new interviews with Jefferson Mays and Joanna Gleason.

Sarah B. experiences afterglow and visits the load-in for American Idiot.

Leonard Jacobs discusses the closing of the Ohio Theatre and TDF's plan to increase diversity in Broadway audiences.

Patrick Lee interviews Pat Kinevane of Forgotten, and attends Broadway by the Year.

Aaron Riccio reviews The Power of Birds.

Michael Roderick tells us to make the waters rise.

Ken Davenport asks 10 questions of a Broadway pro.

Jesse North interview Phantom understudy Jeremy Stolle.

Zach Calhoun says we should know Isaac Butler and tells the gospel truth.

From the Blogosphere

Legendary New York playwright Doric Wilson has been guest blogging at the New York Innovative Theatre Awards Foundation blog.

Adam Rothenberg interviews Mary Testa and Derrick Trumbly.

Sarah Roberts sent a friend on an adventure - seeing Kate Baldwin and Matt Cavenaugh's recent performance at the Kennedy Center.

Broadway Bullet has a new podcast up featuring two of my favorite companies - the New York Neo-Futurists and At Hand Theatre Company.

Leonard Jacobs at The Clyde Fitch Report has a great article about Christopher Carter Sanderson, the founding artistic and producing director of Gorilla Repertory Theatre of Gorilla Repertory Theatre, who is auctioning his arm (just to be tattooed, that is) for $5,000,000 on eBay. The money will go toward producing all of Shakespeare's acknowledged plays in 2012. You can bid here, if you have several million lying around. Leonard also has an interview with Najla Said.

Chris Caggiano finally makes it to the Winter Garden Theater. But does he like what he finds there?

Patrick Lee of Just Shows to Go You has an interview with Bobby Steggart who is gearing up for YANK!

Ken Davenport talks about what producers should study while they're in school.

Jesse North introduces Stage Rush TV!

Kevin Daly waxes sentimental about The King and I.

Zach Calhoun introduces us to J. Holtham.