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Charles Fuller, Playwright of Pulitzer Prize & Tony-Winning A Soldier’s Play, Dies at 83
Charles Fuller, acclaimed playwright of Pulitzer Prize and Tony-winning A Soldier’s Play, died of natural causes on October 3 in Toronto. He was 83.…
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Rita Gardner, The Fantasticks‘ Original Luisa, Dies at 87
Rita Gardner, the actress and theater teacher known for originating the role of Luisa in the off-Broadway premiere of the…
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Robert LuPone, A Chorus Line Tony Nominee & MCC Theater Founder, Dies at 76
Robert LuPone, founder and artistic director of MCC Theater and Tony-nominated A Chorus Line cast member, died on August 27 following…
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Tony Nominee and Emmy Winner Anne Heche Dies at 53
Stage and screen star Anne Heche has died due to a severe brain injury she sustained from a fiery car crash…
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Darius Barnes, Broadway Dancer & Choreographer, Dies at 34
Darius Barnes, a Broadway dancer and choreographer with six credits to his name who was set to serve as associate…
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Tony Nominee Pat Carroll, Who Voiced Ursula in Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Dies at 95
Stage and screen star Pat Carroll has died at the age of 95. The actress, who was a Tony nominee…
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Stage and Screen Star Mary Alice, a Tony Winner for Fences, Dies at 85
Mary Alice, a Tony winner for her leading performance in the original Broadway production of Fences, died in her New…
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David McDonald, Who Appeared on Broadway in Mamma Mia!, Side Show & More, Dies at 63
David McDonald, a Broadway alum whose careers spans over four decades, died on July 13. He was 63. Born in…
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