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I don’t know how it would sell or if she’s too niche for a non musical role, but I think Renee Elise Goldsberry would be a wonderful Mary. Her role as Wickie in Girls5Eva has shades of Mary and I’d love for Paula Pell to come in as a replacement for Bianca Leigh.

Celebrating the biggest box office weekend in history by putting together a "Zenn" (Zendaya + Venn) Diagram also calling out her earlier success with "The Drama" and certain upcoming success with "Dune Part Three". Congratulations to all. #weresoback

I’m trying to get some children’s books on famous filmmakers for my niece and nephew. I‘ve come across these, but are there others y’all are aware of? I tried posting this in other subs but only one photo was allowed. All of these are Oscar winners so hopefully that helps legitimize this post for this sub.

I had the pleasure of seeing The Odyssey in IMAX 70MM last week, but today saw it in OC standard format. I had the entire theater to myself and understood so many narrative elements better and obviously didn’t miss any dialogue. They also subtitle some of the Bard’s words in the background at the end which I otherwise wouldn't have noticed at all.

I know poster headings have more to do with actor’s contracts than the finished film, but I also find billing a helpful mechanism to set my expectations on role size. In Oppenheimer, you had many notable people like Kenneth Branagh, Casey Affleck, Gary Oldman, etc. fully omitted from marketing materials.

In The Odyssey, you had some pretty big stars do press for a film they were hardly in. Some commenters said they appreciated the use of high profile talent because it expedited the care they had for that character. I almost prefer less recognizable folks who don’t take me out of the film as much like a Samantha Morton v. Charlize Theron.

Line One

• Matt Damon
• Anne Hathaway
• Tom Holland
• Robert Pattinson
• John Leguizamo

featuring

• Himesh Patel
• Jon Bernthal
• Elliot Page
• with Charlize Theron
• with Samantha Morton
• and Zendaya

I hate the double “with” but whaddayagonnado?

I don’t know how reputable their “recently listed” page is, but people kept commenting about a Lynch box and Disney losing the rights. Just thought I’d share.

I love this and am hoping Sorry, Baby will follow suit on disc and book.

I hate when something arrives and then is immediately sent for return to due to damage in transit.

Apologies if this has been discussed elsewhere, but I was excited to hear who was doing what. I also wondered if it would be a rep situation where they’d trade off monologues or Kecia as the eldest cast member would play Blonde Girl. The assignments are pretty standard, but I’m still very excited to hear about this.

• Kara Young as Fontaine (a recovering junkie with a Ph.D.)
• Kerry Washington as Surfer Girl (a pregnant Californian valley girl)
• Kecia Lewis as Lurleen (a woman navigating aging and menopause)
• Dominque Fishback as Blonde Girl (a young black girl who wishes she had blonde hair)
• Danielle Pinnock as Mai (a Jamaican woman caring for a dying elderly man)

PLAYING BURTON

By Mark Jenkins

Directed by Bartlett Sher

Starring Matthew Rhys

Lincoln Center Theater at the Mitzi E. Newhouse

Special Event

Dates to be announced.

creation stories and all the important

importants

A New Play by Mfoniso Udofia Directed by Tamilla Woodard

LCT3 at the Claire Tow Theater

Begins September 17, 2026

Women give life. And life asks so much in return.

Moving across time and space, from ancestor to Al, from dream cycle to IVF cycle, through music and ritual, Mfoniso Udofia ("13 Reasons Why") weaves her own surprising folktale on the cost of creation and the impossible work of becoming.

PRETEND IT'S PRETEND

A New Play by Emmy Watkins

Directed by Annie Tippe

LCT3 at the Claire Tow

Begins January 28, 2027

Emma Watkins new play is about the worlds we build for our children - and the ones they inherit from us.

THE COMPOSER SERIES

Featuring Sara Bareilles, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Pasek & Paul

Lincoln Center Theater at the Vivian Beaumont

Information on tickets and more for the Lincoln Center Theater 2026 - 2027 season coming soon.

THE READING SERIES

Curated by Jackie Sibblies Drury, Amy Herzog, Samuel

D. Hunter, Martyna Majok, and Dominique Morisseau LCT3 at the Claire Tow Dates to be announced.

In this intimate series, five of our most celebrated playwrights, who have been produced by Lincoln Center Theater, join forces with exciting voices new to LCT. Each one-night-only event features a reading of a bold new work, alongside an open conversation between playwrights.

THE COMEDY SERIES

Stand-up meets storytelling. This is comedy in motion: personal and alive with discovery. Each night is a chance for artists to test boundaries, shape new material, and explore the space between humor and truth.

LCT3 at the Claire Tow Dates to be announced.

A FEW GOOD MEN

By Aaron Sorkin

Directed by Michael Arden

Starring Bradley Whitford and Tom Blyth

Lincoln Center Theater at the Vivian Beaumont

Begins October 8, 2026

This fall, the explosive courtroom drama returns to Broadway in its first revival in a bold new production - sharp, thrilling, and relevant as ever.

Lincoln Center Theater Membership Presale begins Wednesday, July 8 at 10am. LCT Membership is now open for enrollment; Members receive presale access and special pricing; visit LCT.org today.

Amex Presale Tickets® for A FEW GOOD MEN will be available starting Wednesday, July 15 at 10am.

Tickets on sale to the general public Tuesday, July 21 at 10am.

THE SOUND OF MUSIC

Music by Richard Rodgers

Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II

Book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse

Suggested by "The Trapp Family Singers" by Maria

Augusta Trapp

Choreographed by Christopher Gattelli

Directed by Lear deBessonet

Starring Jasmine Amy Rogers

Lincoln Center Theater at the Vivian Beaumont

Begins March 23, 2027

16-going-on-17 Weeks Only!

AUGUST WILSON'S SEVEN GUITARS

Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson

Lincoln Center Theater at the Mitzi E. Newhouse

Begins November 5, 2026

BORN IN THE DIRT A New Play by Kimberly Belflower

Directed by Danya Taymor

Lincoln Center Theater at the Mitzi E. Newhouse

Begins April 14, 2027

From the Tony-nominated writer and director of "John Proctor is the Villain" comes another stunningly fresh, vividly drawn portrait of the American South, perming at Lincoln Center Theater next spring.