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LuPone and Farrow will star in Jen Silverman’s play “The Roommate,” which will open just over two years after three-time Tony Award winner LuPone left the union, Actors’ Equity.
By: Tom Sykes, Tim Teeman
Plus, Harry and Meghan smooch at the polo—with cameras following them, and Prince Edward, who famously quit the Marines, takes on a new military role.
By: Tim Teeman
After winning an Olivier Award for playing Vladimir Putin in “Patriots,” Will Keen—now on Broadway—talks about mixing rage, betrayal, ruthlessness, and comedy to create a dictator.
By: Tim Teeman, Tom Sykes
Plus, James Middleton reveals all on a neighborly feud, Spotify hosts Princess Beatrice, and Prince Louis gets ready to turn 6.
By: Sam Brodey, Tom Sykes, Tim Teeman
Isra Hirsi said her arrest by the NYPD was peaceful. The sanctions she faced from her own school were much worse.
· 5-min read The producers of the new Broadway production of John Kander and Fred Ebb's sharp, dark wonderland of a musical
Eddie Redmayne makes for a mesmerizing Emcee in Rebecca Frecknall’s stark and lush Broadway mounting of Kander and Ebb’s “Cabaret”—with as much food and drink as you can stomach.
Carell delivers a slightly too muted performance as the title character in this adaptation of Chekhov's famous play—while William Jackson Harper and Alison Pill shine.
It is mesmerizing, to watch Jessica Lange act on a Broadway stage, even if the play pales in comparison. Plus, “The Great Gatsby” made into a shamelessly bonkers musical.
“Stereophonic,” the critically lauded play about a 1970s band, and Alicia Keys' semi-autobiographical musical lead the Tony noms—with notable snubs for other stars and shows.
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