Working in the Theatre Live: The Humans

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Stephen Karam's The Humans, a new play on Broadway, ventures into the lives of one family who struggle with typical American familial conflicts such as inter-generational religious beliefs, economic hardship, and illness.
Watch as the cast and creative team, interviewed by Frank Rich, explore the world of this exciting new play and share the journey on the process of new work being developed off-Broadway and thriving on Broadway.
For more information on The Humans, visit www.thehumanson....
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[@shyridershyridershyrider]

i find it so charming when jayne said that the audience wasn't coming to see her, and that they were there for the actual play -- she was clueless a tony was coming her way!

[@sidgillespie5879]

I've been to that play on Broadway. It was the best play I've been to. Wish I could be in a play of such scale at some point in my life.

[@ashleahingston8018]

I felt like he asked really boring questions. Which could've been a super interesting interview.

[@dougbecktroyd2692]

if anyone had their wits about them they would not vote for Trump 1:00:00