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Byrne & Cannavale's 'Fallen Angels' Takes Broadway

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Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale shine on Broadway in Noël Cowards Fallen Angels, a revival thats sparking buzz for its bold themes and sharp wit. With a star-studded cast and a limited run, dont miss this modern take on a classic play.

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Byrne & Cannavale's 'Fallen Angels' Takes Broadway

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Byrne & Cannavale's 'Fallen Angels' Takes Broadway. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 20th, Rose Byrne just lit a Broadway with the revival of Noelle Coward's fallen angels, and her partner, Bobby Canavale, was right there, supporting her on opening night. The couple posed together at the after party, all smiles alongside friends Paul Rudd and his wife Julie Yeager. This March's Byrne's second time on the Great White Way after her 2014 turn-in, you can't take it with you. Canavale, a Broadway vet with seven credits under his belt, also had his own hit this season in a revival of art alongside James Corden and Neal. Patrick Harris, the pair have been together since 2012 and share two young sons, 9-year-old Rocco and 8-year-old Raphael. Byrne's 46, Kanavale's 55, and they're both killing it in theater right now. Fans and critics are buzzing about the play's bold deans, which first sparked controversy back in 1925 when it got censored in London, for talking to, frankly, about pre-marital sex. After some tweaks, it became a hit-and-hit Broadway two years later.

This production brings that edgy spirit back for modern audiences. Directed by Scott Ellis, the cast includes Tracy Chimo, Christopher Fitzgerald, and Asif Manvi, with a solid understudy crew rounding things out. It's the first revival since 1956, pulling in crowds for its sharp wit and drama. The limited run kicked off March 27 and wraps June 7, with tickets still available if you want to catch burn owning the stage, before it flies away. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, I'm Cory with The Story.

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