Bette Midler accepting her Tony as Best Actress in a musical, in a speech that rambled on for more than four minutes.
Ben Platt accepting his award as Best Actor in a musical, in a speech that seemed to reintroduce the concept of 78 rpm
Brendan Urie in Kinky Boots
RIP playwright AR Gurney
Nikki M. James as Portia and Corey Stoll as Brits
Julius Caesar at Shakespeare in the Park. Whatever else you may say about the moment that a Trump-like Julius Caesar – who wears suits with too-long ties, and has a Slavic wife – descended into his gold bathtub in the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, it was certainly memorable. This was true (given all the attendant public outrage) even for people who didn’t see it. Opened in June, 2017
(l-r): Katrina Lenk as ‘Manke,’ Adina Verson as ‘Rivkele’ in INDECENT,
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