Samira Wiley Steps Down, Kara Young Takes Over in Proof Revival

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. Samira Wiley is stepping away from Broadway's revival of Proof to focus on a treatable medical condition. The production fully supports her and sends well wishes. She was set to play Claire alongside Isle Edibary, Don Chiddle, and Jin Ha. Cara Young will take over the role of Claire. The Tony-winning actress made history last year as the first black performer to win two Tony's in a row. She recently starred Off Broadway and has upcoming film projects lined up. The show has a strong cast and creative team. Thomas Kale, known for directing Hamilton, is at the helm. Previews start at the Booth Theatre on March 31st, with opening night on April 16th for a 16-week run. Proof is a pull-to-price winning play by David Auburn, about a young woman dealing with her father's legacy and a mysterious math proof. It first hit Broadway in 2000, earning Tony Awards and later a film adaptation. Tickets are now on sale, and fans can catch this acclaimed story live on stage.

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