The girl who stole theatergoers’ hearts as Little Orphan Annie in the 1970s is now old enough to play her tormentor. And Andrea McArdle told TODAY Monday that it’s a mixture of sweet relief ...

Cast members from the original Broadway production of Annie and artists who were part of the 1977 Annie Christmas TV show special will reunite December 16 at 9:30 PM at The Cutting Room. Hosted ...

The famously redheaded orphan is played this time by African-American actress Quvenzhané Wallis. "The original Annie had a red Afro," points out Indiana University scholar Terri Francis.

Andrea McArdle has one of the most fantastic “lucky break” stories in Broadway history. As a 13-year-old, she was pulled from the orphan chorus to replace Kristen Vigard, the young actr… ...

In this fresh production of the classic 'Annie,' a new generation is being introduced to the enduring tale. Here's 5 things you didn't know.

Back in the late 70s when Andrea McArdle was the toast of Broadway as a child star in “Annie,” she absolutely loved the musical “They’re Playing Our Song,’ which hit t… ...

Andrea McArdle, the youngest person ever nominated for a Tony Award, as Broadway's first Annie in 1977, has been starring on Broadway, national tours and in regional theaters ever since - in ...

Trainer Bill Berloni has won a Tony Award for his work rescuing and training dogs that perform in plays such as "Annie," which opens Tuesday at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse.

I can distinctly remember the first time I ever envied someone else's hair. I was three years old when the original Annie movie came out, and Aileen Quinn made me wish my long, brown waves were ...

Veteran actress and singer Andrea McArdle, the original "Annie" on Broadway chatted at "The Renaissance GALA," this past Monday, April 14th.

The singer songwriter performed her single 'Cowboy For Christmas' on Good Day L.A.

Brent Spiner and Annie O'Donnell return to Night Court in Season 3, almost exactly 40 years after they debuted in the original, and they spoke about their work.