Jessica Chastain Returning to Broadway in New Play ‘Lost Lear’
Jessica Chastain will return to Broadway in "Lost Lear," a new play by Dan Colley that puts a meta spin on "King Lear," co-starring Michael Ur
The three outlets report the same announcement and differ mainly in which details they foreground. Variety focuses on the play and Chastain's history, describing "Lost Lear" as a meta spin on "King Lear," noting her 2023 "A Doll's House" revival, stating this is her first new show, and naming her character Joy, without mentioning co-stars in its excerpt. The Hollywood Reporter gives the shortest account, centering on co-stars Michael Urie and Corey Stoll, the Booth Theatre, and the spring timing. Deadline offers the most production detail, naming playwright Dan Colley, describing a limited 16-week run starting March 29, 2027, identifying Chastain as an Oscar winner and Tony nominee, and putting the co-stars in its headline.
CRAYON analysis of the outlets' accounts — read them below and judge for yourself.Coverage 3 sources · 3 reports · 1L2C
Chronological — read the same story from every side and decide for yourself.
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Jessica Chastain Returning to Broadway in New Play ‘Lost Lear’
Jessica Chastain is returning to Broadway in “Lost Lear,” a play that puts a meta spin on “King Lear.” Chastain was last on Broadway in “A Doll’s House,” an acclaimed 2023 revival of the Henrik Ibsen drama; this is her first time appearing in a new show. In “Lost Lear,” she will portray Joy, a […]
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Jessica Chastain to Star on Broadway in ‘Lost Lear’
Michael Urie and Corey Stoll will also star in the play at the Booth Theatre this spring.
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Jessica Chastain Returning To Broadway In New Play ‘Lost Lear’; Corey Stoll, Michael Urie Costar
Oscar winner and Tony nominee Jessica Chastain will return to Broadway this spring for a limited engagement in a new play by Dan Colley titled Lost Lear, with Corey Stoll and Michael Urie costarring. Lost Lear will begin the 16-week run at the Booth Theatre on Monday, March 29, 2027 with an opening night set […]
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