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When a new show prepares to open on Broadway, the production typically takes a few hours out of rehearsal to host an event in which the cast and creative team members meet the press. Broadway News is giving you the inside track into the press room. Learn what to expect from new plays and musicals coming to Broadway with host Ruthie Fierberg.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhen a new show prepares to open on Broadway, the production typically takes a few hours out of rehearsal to host an event in which the cast and creative team members meet the press. Broadway News is giving you the inside track into the press room.
Broadway Press Day with Ruthie Fierberg is hosted by Broadway Brands. The show has published 131 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "5 minutes with a Tony honoree: Mary-Mitchell Campbell" (7 June 2026, 7 minutes), "5 minutes with a Tony honoree: 1/52 Project’s Beowulf Boritt and Stefania Bulbarella" (7 June 2026, 9 minutes), and "5 minutes with a Tony honoree: Production manager Jake Bell" (7 June 2026, 11 minutes).
Broadway Press Day with Ruthie Fierberg publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 8 minutes across 131 episodes.
Booking probability for Broadway Press Day with Ruthie Fierberg is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Broadway Press Day with Ruthie Fierberg requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Broadway Press Day with Ruthie Fierberg's contact route on record: verified email.
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Episode #51
<p>The Isabelle Stevenson Award from the Tony Awards recognizes a member of the theater community who has volunteered their time to humanitarian, social service or charitable efforts. This year’s recipient is...
Episode #50
<p>Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre were established to recognize individuals and organizations that have demonstrated extraordinary achievement but are not eligible for established competitive Tony Award...
Episode #49
<p>In addition to naming nominees who will compete in 26 categories, each the Tony Awards also names a select few recipients of the Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre. Production manager Jake Bell is one of the...
Episode #48
<p>“Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)” is a story about a Brit and a New Yorker. The musical began in the U.K. before transferring to the United States. It follows, then, that its producing team is also a mix...
Episode #45
<p>Lighting designer Stacey Derosier first designed for Broadway in 2025 with “The Last Five Years.” One year later, Derosier has been nominated for a Tony Award for the lighting design of “Joe Turner’s Come and...
Episode #46
<p>Producer Eva Price has previously won three Tony Awards: for co-producing Best Musical winner “Dear Evan Hansen,” co-producing Best Revival of a Play winner “Angels in America” and lead-producing Best Revival of a...
Episode #45
<p>Designer Jen Schriever has created the lighting for 15 Broadway shows. She’s previously received Tony Award nominations for 2022’s “A Strange Loop” and 2023’s “Death of a Salesman.” So, as director and Schriever’s...
Episode #44
<p>An acclaimed British actor, Mark Strong has only been on Broadway twice. Yet he surely knows how to make an impact — as both his 2015 performance as Eddie Carbone in “A View From the Bridge” and his 2025 performance...
Episode #43
<p>Producing partners and married couple Brian and Dayna Lee made their Broadway debuts as co-producers of the 2018 revival of “Angels in America,” garnered their first Tony Award for producing. The two then co-produced...
Episode #42
<p>Tim Jackson made his Broadway debut in 2023 as the choreographer of that year’s revival of “Merrily We Roll Along.” Just two years later, Jackson made his Main Stem directorial debut with “Two Strangers (Carry a Cake...
Episode #41
<p>Actor Brandon Uranowitz has been nominated for five Tony Awards. First, he was recognized for his turn in “An American in Paris,” then for the 2017 revival of “Falsettos,” the 2019 revival of “Burn This” and...
Episode #40
<p>Justin Ellington made his Broadway debut as a sound designer in 2021 with the play “Pass Over.” He earned his first Tony Award nomination for his sound design of the 2022 revival of “for colored girls who have...
Episode #38
<p>Chris Hoch and David Hornsby have actually known each other since high school, when they competed against each other in drama tournaments. Now, the pair are on the same side as they compete to win a Tony Award for...
Episode #37
<p>Playwright David Lindsay-Abaire made his Broadway debut with “Rabbit Hole” in 2006. The play was Tony Award-nominated for Best Play and went on to win the Pulitzer Prize. </p><p>This year, Lindsay-Abaire is nominated...
Episode #36
<p>Actor Sam Tutty made his Broadway debut this past fall, originating the role of Dougal Todd in “Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York).” A London-based actor, Tutty won the Olivier Award in 2020 for his...
Episode #35
<p>As one of two principal design directors with 59 Studio, Ben Pearcy has contributed projection and video design to such shows as “Flying Over Sunset” and “Stranger Things: The First Shadow.” This season, Pearcy has...
Episode #34
<p>Co-directors Zhailon Levingston and Bill Rauch teamed up for the first time to revive “Cats” as “Cats: The Jellicle Ball.” Both are accomplished directors. Levingston is an Obie Award winner and made his Broadway...
Episode #33
<p>Of the three plays Manhattan Theatre Club (MTC) produced on Broadway in the 2025-2026 season, all received Tony Award nominations. </p><p>The nonprofit institution is headed by artistic director Nicki Hunter and...
Episode #32
<p>Choreographer Ellenore Scott staged two musicals this season, earning her first Tony Award nomination for her choreography of “Ragtime.” The revival was only her fourth Broadway production as choreographer.</p><p>In...
Episode #39
<p>“Schmigadoon!” is a giant serving of good ol’ musical theater, and it took a strong team of producers to bring the show, which premiered as a musical television series, to Broadway. The producing team is led by Lorne...
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