In an interview with MadameNoire, Kecia Lewis speaks on being a part of the canon of Black theater and her role in 'Hell's ...

Patti LuPone has publicly apologized to fellow Broadway actors Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald for comments she made in a recent New Yorker article, writing in an Instagram post, “For as long as ...

Patti LuPone is apologizing for controversial comments she made about her Broadway peers Audra McDonald and Kecia Lewis. The Tony-winning Evita actress incited fury among the theater community ...

Hundreds of theater artists have signed an open letter calling for “accountability” from Patti LuPone over her comments made toward fellow Broadway stars Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald. The ...

I hope to have the chance to speak to Audra and Kecia personally to offer my sincere apologies.” Lewis stars in “Hell’s Kitchen” on Broadway, for which she won a 2024 Tony Award.

Did you know that Kecia Lewis has starred in ten Broadway shows, including the original productions of Big River, Ain't Misbehavin', Once On the Isla ...

MCC Theater has released a video of Hell's Kitchen Tony-winner Kecia Lewis singing 'Right Hand Man' and 'One Last Time' from Hamilton at MISCAST25. In this video, Lewis takes on the role of George ...

“I hope to have the chance to speak to Audra [McDonald] and Kecia [Lewis] personally to offer my sincere apologies,” LuPone said Patti LuPone is speaking out for the first time since more than ...

More The topic of their friendship came up in the New Yorker piece when Schulman asked LuPone about the conflict she had late last year with another Broadway diva: Kecia Lewis. The Hell's Kitchen star ...

Patti LuPone apologizes and is devastated after interview comments backlash about Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald from a New Yorker interview.

That is changing today," wrote Lupone, 76. "I am deeply sorry for the words I used during The New Yorker interview, particularly about Kecia Lewis, which were demeaning and disrespectful." ...

Patti LuPone is apologizing for the recent comments she made in a New Yorker profile about Audra McDonald and Kecia Lewis that’s had the theater world buzzing. “For as long as I have worked in ...