Megan Mullally Returning To Broadway!
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YES!
Megan Mullally will be heading back to Broadway in the revival of "Lips Together, Teeth Apart" a comedy by Terrence McNally about two married couples spending the 4th of July weekend together at a Fire Island beach house.
Patton Oswalt has also been cast in the production that is set to open on April 29 at the American Airlines Theatre. Previews begin on April 9.
If it's comedy, Megan's the perfect choice!
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i loveee her! she is meant for broadway!
Love Megan. She was too funny in Will and Grace and I want to see more of her.
heart her
From a call girl in Risky Business, to Marty in the Broadway revival of Grease, to obviously Will and Grace she has shown talent, but has not found her wings post W&G.
I had heard she will be starring in a new Broadway musical entitled Karen: The Musical. This musical will have Mullally reprising her role of Karen Walker from Will & Grace.
A Terrence McNally play obviously trumps that even though it is almost 20 years old and we know more about AIDS than we did when the play first ran. Lips Together, Teeth Apart, is study of the irrational fears many people harbor towards gays and people who have the disease.
In the play, two married couples spend the Fourth of July weekend at a summer house on Fire Island. The house has been willed to Sally Truman by her brother who has just died of AIDS, and it soon becomes evident that both couples are afraid to get in the swimming pool once used by Sally's brother.
Good luck Megan !!!
I wish she hadn't done that fake butter ad though.
and the Tony goes too……
TOO CUTE! She was abolutely hilarious on Will & Grace, That show should have been called Karen & Jack. Their characters totally outshone Will & Grace's and I sooo miss that show. I am excited to see her return to broadway.
She was SUCH a scene stealer in Will & Grace! Love her! Speaking of Terrence McNally, check out a great comedy/farce he wrote, "The Ritz", from 1975. What a HYSTERICAL film!