Linda Armstrong

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Dael Orlandersmith in scene from “Pre-Existing Condition” (Emilio Madrid photo)

A scene from Six Characters at the Claire Tow Theatre at Lincoln Center (l-r) Seret Scott, Claudia Logan, Julian Robertson (behind), Seven F.B. Duncombe, CG and Will Cobbs (Marc J. Franklin photo)

"Six Characters," a new work by Phillip Howze that completed a run at the Claire Tow Theater, features a phenomenal cast of actors.

Photo of James Earl Jones with Count Stovall and family, backstage at “Cat On A Hot Tin Roof” in 2008. (L-R): Barbara Pytel, Arianna Stovall, James Earl Jones, Count Stovall, and Cianna Stovall. The photo was taken by James Earl Jones’s son Flynn Jones. (Photo courtesy of Count Stovall)

(L-R) Stephanie Mills and Yola in scene from “Hadestown” (Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade photo)

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