ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月15日 00時11分

In their newest play, these Broadway stars took the opportunity to poke fun at the classic stereotype of the vain actor seeking to burnish their star with some charity work. The musical comedy “The Prom,” which opens on Nov. 15 at the Longacre Theater, features a quartet of self-centered theater stars who descend on a small town in Indiana to lend their support to a high school student testing boundaries in her conservative community. They’re played by 4 real stars who were encouraged to play heightened versions of themselves. The concept originated with producer Jack Viertel, who was struck by news reports of gay high school kids who were denied the chance to go to their proms. @amylombard took this photo of Brooks Ashmanskas, @christopher_sieber, @angieschworer and @bethleavel. Visit the link in our profile to see more from our conversations with the actors.

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