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Bobby Cannavale, James Corden and Neil Patrick Harris will return to Broadway this fall in the first-ever Broadway revival of the Tony Award-winning Art by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton.

Tony Award nominee Scott Ellis will direct, with previews to begin at Broadway’s Music Box Theatre on Thursday, August 28, with an official opening night on Tuesday, September 16. The production will play a limited 17-week engagement through December 21.

The announcement was made today by producers Sand & Snow Entertainment (Michael Shulman), Atg Productions and Gavin Kalin Productions.

“On behalf of my partners Adam Speers, Gavin Kalin, and myself, we are thrilled to be producing the first-ever Broadway revival of this iconic Tony-Award winning play with three iconic, award-winning actors, Bobby Cannavale, James Corden, and Neil Patrick Harris, under the helm of the legendary Scott Ellis,” said producer Michael Shulman. “Ever since I first saw the original production,...

James Corden, Neil Patrick Harris and Bobby Cannavale will return to Broadway this summer in the revival of the play Art.

The production marks the first revival of the play, written by Yasmina Reza and translated by Christopher Hampton, which follows three longtime friends who launch into a debate about art after one of them purchases a large, expensive and completely white painting. The play, directed by Scott Ellis, is slated to run at Broadway’s Music Box starting Aug. 28, with an opening night Sept. 16.

The production is slated to play a 17-week limited engagement through Dec. 21, 2025.

The play first ran on Broadway in 1998 starring Alan Alda, Victor Garber and Alfred Molina, who won a Tony Award for best actor.

This marks the first return to Broadway for Corden since he starred in One Man, Two Guvnors in 2012 and won a Tony Award for best leading actor in a play.

Bono and the Edge took a shot at Spider-Man, Barry Manilow followed his muse to write about a singing group in Germany in the Thirties, and Cyndi Lauper rebooted her career by penning Kinky Boots. In the latest instance of a pop star venturing into musical theater, Gloria Estefan and her daughter, songwriter and singer Emily Estefan, announced today an in-the-works show about … a scrap-metal orchestra.

The upcoming musical Basura (Spanish for “garbage”) will feature original songs written by the Estefans and will tell the real-life tale of the Recycled Orchestra,...

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Patrick Stewart and Whoopi Goldberg are close friends but when she joined the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1988, Stewart needed to understand why an Academy Award nominee and Hollywood star wanted to join Star Trek. In Tng season 2, Goldberg came aboard the USS Enterprise-d as Guinan, the wise and mysterious bartender who was an old friend of Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Stewart). Guinan was a beloved recurring character in Tng, and Goldberg reprised the role in the films Star Trek Generations...

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The trailer is in now in Quicktime with an option for iPod download for the International Film Circuit's "Sherman's Way," starring James Le Gros, Enrico Colantoni, Michael Shulman, Brooke Nevin and Donna Murphy. Director Craig M. Saavedra has been around for a while, but not as a director. His credits are few but go all the way back to 1990's "Zoo Radio" where he served as an associate producer for the first time. He then worked on "Only You" starring Andrew McCarthy followed by the video release "Two Guys Talkin' About Girls" and several TV releases. Now, he makes his feature-length directorial debut. See the trailer now. What's the film about? Sherman’S Way starts with two strangers forced into a road trip of convenience only to veer off the path into a quirky exploration of friendship, fatherhood and the task of finding one’s place in the world – a...

The trailer is in now in Quicktime with an option for iPod download for the International Film Circuit's "Sherman's Way," starring James Le Gros, Enrico Colantoni, Michael Shulman, Brooke Nevin and Donna Murphy. Director Craig M. Saavedra has been around for a while, but not as a director. His credits are few but go all the way back to 1990's "Zoo Radio" where he served as an associate producer for the first time. He then worked on "Only You" starring Andrew McCarthy followed by the video release "Two Guys Talkin' About Girls" and several TV releases. Now, he makes his feature-length directorial debut...

The trailer is in now in Quicktime with an option for iPod download for the International Film Circuit's "Sherman's Way," starring James Le Gros, Enrico Colantoni, Michael Shulman, Brooke Nevin and Donna Murphy. Director Craig M. Saavedra has been around for a while, but not as a director. His credits are few but go all the way back to 1990's "Zoo Radio" where he served as an associate producer for the first time. He then worked on "Only You" starring Andrew McCarthy followed by the video release "Two Guys Talkin' About Girls" and several TV releases. Now, he makes his feature-length directorial debut...

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