Colman Domingo, Tonya Pinkins, Liev Schreiber at The Public’s Wild With Happy Opening
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Castmates Korey Jackson, Maurice McRae, Sharon Washington, and Colman Domingo celebrated after their opening night in The Public Theater production of Domingo’s Wild With Happy.
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Liev Schreiber was among the talent in the house for the opening of Colman Domingo’s Wild With Happy at The Public Theater.
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Tonya Pinkins joined Trea Harris – both slated to appear on the big screen in Newlyweeds in 2013 – at The Public Theater‘s Wild With Happy Opening.
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Colman Domingo (R) took a moment with Wild With Happy director Robert O’Hara after the show’s opening night at The Public Theater‘s LuEsther Hall.
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de’Adre Aziza, who will appear in NYTW’s A Civil War Christmas, came out to support Colman Domingo’s Wild With Happy at The Public Theater.
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Gail Merrifield Papp took a moment to talk with Liev Schreiber and Colman Domingo about the opening night of Wild With Happy, at The Public Theater.
Ghost star Da’Vine Joy Randolph was looking stunning in a tight black dress at The Public Theater‘s Wild With Happy Opening.
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Director Liesl Tommy, who recently directed Hamlet for California Shakespeare Theater, was all smile at The Public Theater‘s Wild With Happy Opening.
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Colman Domingo was extatic after the opening night of his new work, Wild With Happy, at The Public Theater.
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On Tuesday, October 23, The Public Theater production of Colman Domingo’s Wild With Happy opened at the theater’s LuEsther Hall, where it is set to play through November 11.
Opening night guests included de’Adre Aziza, Trae Harris, Tonya Pinkins, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Liev Schreiber, Liesl Tommy, and Gail Merrifield Papp, widow of Public founder Joseph Papp.
The show follows a young man named Gil (played by Domingo) who plans to scatter his mother’s ashes in the place where she was the most happy. The cast includes Sharon Washington, Korey Jackson, and Maurice McRae.
Domingo received a Drama Desk nomination and a GLAAD Award for his solo work, A Boy and his Soul, and a Tony Award nomination for his role in the Broadway production of The Scottsboro Boys. He also appeared at the Public and on Broadway in Passing Strange.
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