Chris Sarandon News

Kelli O'Hara will depart The Light in the Piazza on December 4th to prepare for her role in the upcoming revival of The Pajama Game

Tony Award-winner Victoria Clark and Tony-nominee Kelly O'Hara will discuss their roles in the show before the September 21st evening performance of The Light in the Piazza as part of Lincoln Center's new Platform Series

Patti Cohenour, who plays Signora Naccarelli and understudies Victoria Clark in The Light in the Piazza, will take over for the vacationing Clark through August 21st

Today's New York Post reports that the pair have teamed up to write a musical based on the hit film.

Aaron Lazar and Chris Sarandon will take over as Fabrizio and Signor Naccarelli on September 2nd and 13th respectively

On September 2nd and 13th respectively, Aaron Lazar and Chris Sarandon will take over the roles of Fabrizio and Signor Naccarelli in The Light in the Piazza

On July 24, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels gave a special benefit performance to help raise money for the Actors' Fund and BroadwayWorld was there! Click in for photos and details on The Actors' Fund Auction of 1000 Stars!

A benefit reading of John Epperson's Medea-based comedy My Deah will be presented at the Manhattan Ensemble Theatre on June 27th with Joanna Gleason, Chris Sarandon and John Glover as stars

We've got photos of all the glitzy, red-carpet arrivals for the 2005 Tony Awards.

For the first time ever, FOUR unveilings occured, honoring stars from the same show, at the same ceremony.

The National Corporate Theatre Fund (NCTF) celebrated with its Annual Chairman's Awards Gala on Monday, April 4th at New York's Essex House.

A star-studded opening night party at the Copacabana welcomed the show to Broadway.

The stars came out to support the The New York Musical Theatre Festival in a benefit at the Pink Room. Their goal is to become the premiere international festival for contemporary musical theatre. Through the month of September 2004, The New York Musical Theatre Festival will take place all across New York, from the theatre district in midtown Manhattan to the outer boroughs, celebrating the diversity, creativity and future of the musical.