ELIZABETH GILLIES via @/littleshopnyc on Instagram (April 30th, 2025)
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ELIZABETH GILLIES via @/littleshopnyc on Instagram (April 30th, 2025)
‘A Few Good Men’ — dir. Michael Arden and written by Aaron Sorkin - TOM BLYTH will be Daniel Kaffee, previously played by Tom Cruise in the eponymous film A Few Good Men (1992); - It's Tom's Broadway debut; - The courtroom drama, which was later adapted into a feature film, sees military lawyer Daniel Kaffee (Blyth) assigned to defend two young Marines who are accused of murder. While he initially wants to seek a plea bargain for both, he finds they may be at the center of a cover-up. - Whitford, made his Broadway debut in the original cast of A Few Good Men, where he understudied and then took over the role of Kaffee; - Play begins performances at the Vivian Beaumont Theater on Oct. 8, ahead of an Oct. 29 opening (2026).
"I think the through-line through that all is, she tries to keep up this very strong, sturdy, grounded front that nothing bothers her and nothing will faze her, but then when she's alone – which, the only time we see her alone is He Is A Man, He Is A Child, and, technically, I Know Him So Well, she's alone – we get to see how she actually feels about everything."
HANNAH CRUZ Describes Svetlana's Arc in Chess
colors of broadway: o r a n g e
"home, love, family there was once a time I must have had them too home, love, family I will never be complete until I find you"
CHRISTY ALTOMARE in rehearsal for Anastasia: The Musical in Concert
"ice cream, he brought me ice cream! vanilla ice cream, imagine that! ice cream, and for the first time, we were together without a spat!"
ALI EWOLDT as Amalia Balash She Loves Me at the Signature Theatre
Pia Douwes, Simone Kleinsma, and Stanley Burleson Fosse, 2002 Tournee Nederland
“pack up all my care and woe, here I go, swinging low, bye bye blackbird! where somebody waits for me, sugar's sweet, so is she, bye bye blackbird!”
“this is one unhappy diva the producers have deceived her there is nothing I can sing from my heart what ever happened to my part?” – Diva’s Lament, Spamalot
MARIN MAZZIE as The Lady of the Lake