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Jesse Williams’ Manhood Exposed For All The World To See In New Play [UPDATED]
A spectator secretly snuck the video of the actor’s nude scene.
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A Strange Loop, MJ Lead 75th Annual Tony Award Nominations
Ruth Negga, Uzo Aduba, Ron Cephas Jones, Jesse Williams are among performance nominees.
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Tony Awards Unveil New ‘No Violence’ Policy Ahead of 2022 Awards
‘In the event of an incident, the perpetrator will be removed from the event immediately,’ the Tony Awards Productions team said.
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Laurence Fishburne, Daniel Dae Kim Join Kerry Washington Scripted Podcast Prophecy
Laurence Fishburne, Daniel Dae Kim to co-star with Kerry Washington in scripted Audible podcast Prophecy.
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ESPN’s Domonique Foxworth Isn’t Here for Aaron Rodgers’ Unyielding ‘Victim Complex’
Gather around the campfire, children, and watch a 38-year-old NFL superstar get obliterated on national television.
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Amid Rise in Covid-19 Cases, Broadway Rocked by Cancellations, Closures
Broadway shows are hit by cancellations, closures during Covid-19 surge. Attention turns to Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration.
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A Black Trans Actor Claims They Were Dropped From the ‘Hamilton’ Cast After Requesting a Gender-Neutral Dressing Room
A discrimination suit against the show’s producers was filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Wednesday.
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Black on Broadway: How Black Talent Is Fueling the Revival of the Great White Way
A year after ‘We See You White American Theater’ went viral, Broadway stage manager Cody Renard Richard pulls back the curtain on the industry’s progress.
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What’s New and Black on Broadway: Seven Shows to Catch Now That Theater Is Back
All seven shows set to debut on Broadway this fall were written by Black playwrights.
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Off Broadway: The Theater Industry's Overdue Reckoning Gets a Satirical Sendup
‘Slave Play’ writer Jeremy O. Harris presents an unflinching critique of white supremacy and exploitation in the American theater, penned by Torrey Townsend.