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Armie Hammer happily posed for a photograph with playwright Tracy Letts and his co-stars Jessie Mueller and Blair Brown while attending the photo call for their Broadway play The Minutes held at the Cort Theatre on Thursday morning (February 20) in New York City.

The 33-year-old Call Me By Your Name star was also joined by his other cast mates Austin Pendleton, Danny McCarthy, K. Todd Freeman, Jeff Still, Cliff Chamberlain, Sally Murphy and Ian Barford.

With The Minutes, Tracy Letts and Tony-winning director Anna D. Shapiro return to Broadway together for the first time since their Tony-winning sensation August: Osage County.

Performances for The Minutes begin next week on February 25 at the Cort Theatre, and officially opens on Sunday, March 15. This is a 16-week limited engagement through Sunday, June 14.

Armie recently appeared on Broadway in Straight White Men, and Jessie won a Tony Award for her portrayal of Carole King in Beautiful.

Uma Thurman happily poses for a photo with her portrait at an unveiling event at Sardi’s held on Wednesday evening (February 27) in New York City.

Getting a portrait at famed restaurant Sardi’s is one of the biggest honors an actor in the Broadway community can receive!

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Uma was joined by members of the cast of her hit Broadway show The Parisian Woman, including Josh Lucas, Blair Brown, Phillipa Soo and Marton Csokas.

The Parisian Woman revolves around an ambitious Washingtonian, Chloe (Uma), and the lengths she goes to help her husband (Josh) secure a powerful position in the modern-day political landscape.

Uma Thurman looks great just ahead of her Broadway debut!

The 47-year-old actress posed for photos with the cast and crew of the upcoming The Parisian Woman at New 42nd Street Studios on Wednesday (October 18) in New York City.

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Uma posed alongside writer Beau Willimon, Marton Csokas, Phillipa Soo, Josh Lucas, Blair Brown and director Pam MacKinnon.

The political drama will debut at the Hudson Theatre on November 7.