Kim Kardashian's Broadway Debut: Justice Play

0:00On April 14th, Kim Kardashian is making her Broadway producing debut with a powerful play called The Fear of Thirteen, all about systemic injustice, and a guy wrongfully locked up. The story dives into the real-life nightmare of Nick Yaris, who spent over 20 years on Death Row for a murder he didn't commit before getting, exonerated. It stars Oscar winner Adrian Brody and Emmy nominee Tessa Thompson, and it's set to open on Broadway April 15th. This move fits right into Kim's long grind on criminal justice reform after years of pushing for change from the spotlight. The play, penned by Lindsay Ferrentino, just wrapped a hit run in London's West End, building serious buzz before hitting New York. She's also been flexing in entertainment lately, starring in the legal drama All's Fair, with heavy hitters like Glenn Close and Sarah Paulson on top. Of finishing a four-year law apprenticeship, though she still hasn't cracked the California bar exam yet, keep watching how she bridges Hollywood and real-world reform.