The Ms. Pat Show is coming back!
The popular BET+ comedy series is set to return with Season 4, presumably sometime later in 2024 after production was delayed on the season amid the Hollywood strikes.
Based on Ms. Pat’s stand-up comedy and memoir, the series is the story of a former convicted felon turned suburban mom and stand-up comedian, whose hustle and resilient spirit were forged on the streets of Atlanta.
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Topdog/Underdog co-stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Corey Hawkins are both in the running for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play at the 2023 Tony Awards, but the duo presented a unified front on the red carpet.
They posed for photos together outside the ceremony, which is hosted at the United Palace Theatre in New York City’s Washington Heights on Sunday night (June 11).
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Annaleigh Ashford just won one of the most prestigious awards in the Broadway community!
The Tony-winning actress picked up the Distinguished Performance Award during the 2023 Drama League Awards on Friday afternoon (May 19) at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City.
Annaleigh beat out 46 other nominees to be the sole performer to be recognized by the organization this year. She won the award for her work as Mrs. Lovett in the Broadway revival of Sweeney Todd.
Some Like It Hot won the award for Outstanding Production of a Musical, Into the Woods won Outstanding Revival of a Musical, Leopoldstadt won Outstanding Production of a Play, and A Doll’s House won Outstanding Revival of a Play.
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The stars of Broadway’s Tony-nominated plays stepped out for the Meet the Nominees press event!
Jessica Chastain, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and Jodie Comer were among the stars in attendance at the event on Thursday morning (May 4) at the Sofitel Hotel in New York City.
The three actors are all nominated in the top acting categories at the 2023 Tony Awards!
The Tonys will take place on Sunday, June 11 and we can’t wait to see Broadway’s best highlighted throughout the show.
Check out the full list of nominations!
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The Broadway play Ain’t No Mo’ announced an abrupt closing notice last week, but it will get another week of life thanks to the support of several A-List celebs.
The new show, by playwright Jordan E. Cooper, celebrated its opening night performance just a couple weeks ago, but sadly sales have been low, forcing the show to close earlier than expected.
Ain’t No Mo’ dares to ask the incendiary question, “What if the U.S. government attempted to solve racism … by offering Black Americans one-way plane tickets to Africa?”
Lee Daniels is the lead producer on the play, which made history with Jordan becoming the youngest Black American playwright ever on Broadway.
Several A-List stars have bought out performances to show their support for the struggling show and allow new audiences to experience the play. The show is now running through December 23 and you can get tickets for the final performances on Telecharge.com.
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Cynthia Nixon and Cuba Gooding Jr. are joining the Ain’t No Mo’ opening night celebration!
The stars were in attendance at the play’s opening night on Wednesday evening (March 27) at The Public Theater in New York City.
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Bevy Smith, Orange Is The New Black‘s Danielle Brooks and Empire creator Lee Daniels were also in attendance.
Director Stevie Walker-Webb, writer and star Jordan E. Cooper and cast members Fedna Jacquet, Crystal Lucas-Perry, Ebony Marshall-Oliver, Jennean Farmer, Marchant Davis, Simone Recasner and Hermon Whaley Jr were all in attendance at opening night.
Ain’t No Mo’ is a vibrant satirical odyssey portraying the great exodus of black Americans out of a country plagued with injustice. In a kaleidoscope of scenes of the moments before, during, and after this outrageous departure, the play explores the value of black lives in a country hurtling away from the promise of a black president.
