The show is a one-woman autobiographical look at Somers’ life, taking its title from the small role she played in George Lucas’ cult film “American Graffiti.” Somers has long been recognized for her efforts in support of the nation’s uniformed and armed services.
Below Somers receives an award for her on stage at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on West 47th Street in New York City.
Photo by Aubrey Reuben
The Main Stem saw another banner winter holiday week at the box office.
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David Cromer is at the helm of the Manhattan Theatre Club production.
Liz Carlson will direct the new musical spotlighting the untold story of the women behind Disney’s golden age of animation.
Selections from the opera based on Virginia Woolf's novel will be presented in February.
Nilan was an award-winning writer, director, actor, producer, educator, and arts leader whose work centered on intersectionality, queer life, and the multiplicity of human experience.
The Broadway favorite will be seen as Mary Todd Lincoln at London's Charing Cross Theatre.
The Alan Ayckbourn comedy is at Duke of York's Theatre through February 28.
The Tony-winning musical is currently celebrating its 15th anniversary at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre.
The D.C. company is putting a new spin on Rodgers and Hart's Pal Joey beginning January 30.
