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Three-time Tony Award winner Patti LuPone will return to Broadway starring opposite Mia Farrow in The Roommate, a new play by Jen Silverman.

Patti LuPone is heading back to the Broadway stage, just two years after she proclaimed she wouldn’t be back for a ‘very long time’ and gave up her Equity card. She’s starring in ‘The Roommate’ with Mia Farrow.

You may know her as Emma Stone, but the two-time Oscar winner is revealing that she actually prefers to go by her real name: 'Just call me Emily.'

Brooke Shields is running for president of Actors' Equity. The actress has five Broadway credits and experience lobbying Capitol Hill as a parent.

In recent news, Brooke Shields is running for President of the Actors Equity Association, competing against Wydetta Carter and Erin Maureen Koster. Read the details below.

Netflix has 270 million subscribers after beating Wall Street expectations. But that's not what the company wants investors to focus on.

This time, the reader question was: With The Great Gatsby musicals happening now, are there other examples of musicals about the same subject?

Frustrated with business operations after the pandemic, Disney Vacation Club sales representatives have filed for a vote to join Unite Here Local 11.

Performers who help bring Disney's beloved characters to life at its Southern California theme parks filed a petition Wednesday to form a labor union.

Nearly two years after giving up her actors union card, Patti LuPone, 74, will come back to Broadway this fall, The Post has learned. And, in typical LuPone fashion, her return won’t be low-key. The three-time Tony Award winner will star opposite none other than Mia Farrow, 79, in Jen Silverman’s play “The Roommate.” The production, directed by Jack O’Brien (“Shucked”), will begin previews at the Booth Theatre on 45th Street in late August and then open in mid-September.