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Broadway: All Star “The Front Page” Adds Holland Taylor, John Goodman, Robert Morse

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When “The Front Page” comes back to Broadway this fall, just about everyone will be in it.

Already announced stars Nathan Lane and John Slattery will be joined by John Goodman, Holland Taylor, Robert Morse, Jefferson Mays, and Sherie Rene Scott, Dylan Baker, plus Christopher McDonald, Halley Feiffer, “Law & Order”‘s Dann Florek, Joey Slotnick, Lewis J. Stadlen, and Micah Stock.

Jack O’Brien is directing. Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur’s classic 1928 comedy is set in the world of the Chicago newspaper business. You do remember the newspaper business, don’tcha?

Performances begin September 20th, opening night is October 20th, and the run ends on February 5th, Ah, the fall Broadway season!

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