The new season of Show People with Paul Wontorek kicks off with Les Miserables star Aaron Tveit. Hear him dish about his Les Miz co-stars, going undercover on his new TV show Graceland and why he says "no" to social media.

On this week's Show People with Paul Wontorek, studly stage vet Andy Karl (Legally Blonde, Jersey Boys, Wicked) chats about backstage raps at The Mystery of Edwin Drood, acting with his eyebrows and life with Broadway diva Orfeh.

The former Broadway star of Bonnie & Clyde and Newsies revisits Show People with Paul Wontorek to promote his role on the revamped second season of NBC's Smash.

Sierra Boggess is back on Broadway! The Phantom star chats with Show People host Paul Wontorek about hanging with “the Lord” Andrew Lloyd Webber, her Little Mermaid birthday cake and her craziest backstage antics.

Zosia Mamet dropped by Show People with Paul Wontorek to discuss her Girls character, life on the Mad Men set, dealing with the red carpet and tapping into her survival instincts for Really Really.

Broadway powerhouse Billy Porter stopped by Show People with Paul Wontorek to discuss how his leading lady role in Kinky Boots is the culmination of a dazzling but difficult career.

Norm Lewis chats with Paul Wontorek about everything under the sun, including his upcoming Ragtime concert, "amazing" leading ladies (Audra, Sierra, LaChanze, oh my!), famous flops, infomercial addiction, Scandal arc, Cialis ad and more!

Three-time Tony nominee Judy Kuhn stopped by Show People to talk to host Paul Wontorek about Passion's tale of sex, love and obsession. The stage fave also chatted about being bitten by the Broadway bug and her amazing Les Miz memories.

The incomparable Joan Rivers dishes with Show People host Paul Wontorek all about smooching Barbra, celebrities who need to "get it together" and her theater addiction.

On this week's Show People with Paul Wontorek, 21 and Over star Skylar Astin chats about backstage shenanigans during Spring Awakening and the perfect projects for his many famous co-stars, from Lea Michele to Amy Poehler.

The stage and screen icon on childhood in New York City, her Broadway and Hollywood career and writing her new book Rita Moreno: A Memoir.

Stage and screen star Sarah Paulson on her Talley’s Folly and American Horror Story gigs, why she loves Danny Burstein, what she’s got in common with Kristin Chenoweth and why Broadway can (jokingly!) “suck it.”

Tony nominee Brandon Victor Dixon talks his new gig as Berry Gordy in Motown: The Musical, his starmaking turns in The Color Purple and The Scottsboro Boys and why people don't recognize him at the stage door.

Two-time Tony winner Matthew Broderick chats about his new “spitfire” co-star Jessie Mueller in Nice Work If You Can Get It, getting punched in the face, getting sassed by Estelle Getty and not dressing up for the Internet.

Angel of music Sarah Brightman talks about her new album, space travel plans and embracing her role in the making of legendary Broadway record-breaker The Phantom of the Opera.

Broadway.com Audience Choice Award winner Darren Criss stopped by Show People with Paul Wontorek to talk up his new summer tour Listen Up.

The first-time Tony nominee stopped by Show People with Paul Wontorek to talk about his work in Chaplin and the upcoming Honeymoon in Vegas.

Valisia LeKae, who steals the spotlight in Motown the Musical, talks about channeling Diana Ross, enjoying unexpected audience participation and her childhood in Memphis.

Broadway favorite Lea Salonga explains how she's the "blunt" judge on The Voice, fangirls over Annie star Anthony Warlow and does a spot-on impression of her Allegiance co-star George Takei. Oh my!

Find out what first-time Tony nominee Stephanie J. Block has to say about fancy awards season events, bonding with her fellow Tony contenders and why she’s still exhausted from The Pirate Queen.

Tony nominee Sherie Rene Scott dishes about being a “proud mom” to Lindsay Mendez and Betsy Wolfe, beginning filming on the "beautiful" Last Five Years movie and bringing her totally honest solo show Piece of Meat to 54 Below.

Tony-winning Pippin star Patina Miller reveals the details of her surprise wedding proposal, opens up about her stepfather’s recovery and remembers her first phone call with Billy Porter on Show People.

Leslie Kritzer chats about her “kick-ass career,” including her SNL audition, trying to be smart in front of Sondheim, not being Puerto Rican enough to play Maria and avoiding the hot tub in the reality show musical Nobody Loves You.

Don’t you mess around with First Date star Krysta Rodriguez! The Smash, Addams Family and Spring Awakening favorite chats about her childhood as a Christian TV star, swingin' on Broadway and showing theater newbie Zachary Levi the ropes.

Jennifer Westfeldt dishes about the "goofy, smart fun" of Nell Benjamin's The Explorers Club, what it will take for her to do another musical in New York and why she and Jon Hamm need to catch up on the last season of Mad Men.

Tony winner Faith Prince drops by Show People to discuss her dozen “complex” Broadway credits, her thoughts on working with Nathan Lane, the pros of being relentless and “honoring the blueprint” of Annie.

West End star Ramin Karimloo stops by Show People to discuss his NYC concert gigs, his upcoming run as Jean Valjean in Toronto and also takes on fan questions!

Matthew James Thomas, the title prince in the Tony-winning revival of Pippin, chats about getting knocked unconscious, $7,000 yogurt, and being “#shy” around his girlfriend Jennifer Damiano—plus, he answers questions from fans!

Broadway.com Audience Choice Award winner Annaleigh Ashford returns to Show People to chat about her recent wedding, offer some magical dating advice and reveal her nod to Cyndi Lauper in Kinky Boots.

Molly, she's here! Broadway favorite Rachelle Rak on her new gig as a judge on Lifetime's Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition, a glossary of her lingo (gagagaga) and getting a serious rise out of her Catch Me If You Can co-star.

RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Jerick Hoffer, AKA Jinkx Monsoon, on how clown class inspired The Vaudevillians, his life’s work on stage, stealing Elaine Stritch’s style & his feelings about NPH in Hedwig and the Angry Inch.

Joe Manganiello, who is taking on his next brutish role as Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire at New Haven's Yale Rep, on his theater past, the time he almost got kicked out of school and building the perfect body.

In Sutton Foster's third appearance on Show People, the Tony winner chats about the new bling on her finger, starring in a cannibal flick, closing the chapter on Bunheads, dreaming of the Drowsy Chaperone movie and her new show at Cafe Carlyle.

As Broadway prepares to salute stage icon Chita Rivera at A Legendary Celebration on October 7 at the August Wilson Theatre, the star stops by Show People to talk about her extraordinary career.

Broadway sweetheart Laura Osnes returns to Show People to chat with Paul Wontorek about her leading men, what she keeps off social media and wooing interviewers with home-baked pie.

Orlando Bloom on the first Broadway revival of Romeo and Juliet in 36 years, his musical theater past and what it feels like to get entrance screams from fans.

Two-time Tony nominee Robin De Jesus on why his Domesticated character is similar to Judi Dench, Viola Davis and Adriane Lenox, why his Camp experience is such a blur and how the success of In the Heights and La Cage rocked him.

On the 100th episode of Show People, Norbert Leo Butz chats about Daphne Rubin-Vega’s dirty jokes, making Kristin Chenoweth cry, rocking leather jackets and Wicked earrings, and why Big Fish is like Beaches for straight guys.