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252 West 45th St, New York, NY 10036
Winner of the 2023 Tony Award for BEST LEADING ACTRESS IN A PLAY!
Following her West End debut, Killing Eve star Jodie Comer makes her Broadway bow in the Great White Way transfer of this emotional one-hander. As in her Olivier-winning performance in London, she plays Tessa, a brilliant and driven young barrister forced to confront the differences between legal imperatives and moral obligations.
Comer became a familiar face on screen with her lead role in the critically acclaimed TV series, Killing Eve. Since then she's been cast in several high-profile dramas and films including Free Guy and Help, a hard-hitting feature film about the COVID-19 pandemic in care homes. Not one to shy away from challenging roles, Comer's versatility and talent as an actress is proven with every new character she takes on. Don't miss this chance to see her critically acclaimed performance in this searing drama.
Performance date: 1 January 1970
May not be suitable for younger audiences
One hour and 40 minutes
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
Best Leading Actress in a Play, Jodie Comer
Outstanding Lighting Design of a Play - Natasha Chivers and Willie Williams
Outstanding Solo Performance - Jodie Comer
Best Leading Actress in a Play, Jodie Comer
Best Scenic Design of a Play, Miriam Buether
Best Sound Design of a Play, Ben and Max Ringham
Best Lighting Design of a Play, Natasha Chivers
Best Actress - Jodie Comer
Best New Play
Best Actress - Jodie Comer
Best Lighting
Best Director - Justin Martin
Best New Play
Best Sound Design
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