Clarke stars as Beth in the Tony Award-nominated Broadway revival by award-winning composer Stephen Sondheim, and she shares how she’s making the role her own.
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Clarke stars as Beth in the Tony Award-nominated Broadway revival by award-winning composer Stephen Sondheim, and she shares how she’s making the role her own.
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