See new photos of Tracee Ellis Ross in 'Every Brilliant Thing' on Broadway
The six-time Emmy Award-nominated Black-ish and Girlfriends star makes her Broadway debut in the Tony Award-nominated interactive solo play through August 9.
Summary
- This article contains photos of Tracee Ellis Ross on Broadway in Every Brilliant Thing
- She stars in the solo play at the Hudson Theatre through August 9
- The interactive play follows a person who makes a list of small joys to cheer up their depressed mother
- Audience members play various roles in the story
How brilliant! New photos of Tracee Ellis Ross on Broadway in Every Brilliant Thing have just been released. The six-time Emmy Award-nominated TV star of Black-ish and Girlfriends makes her Broadway debut in this Tony Award-nominated interactive solo play about a person who makes a list of everyday joys to cheer up their depressed mother, only for that list to become a constant throughout their own life and its struggles.
Ross performs through August 9 only, so be sure to see her before the show closes. Brilliantly, you can get tickets right here.
Photo credit: Tracee Ellis Ross in Every Brilliant Thing on Broadway. (Photos by Matthew Murphy)
Frequently asked questions
Who wrote Every Brilliant Thing?
Duncan Macmillan, known for the plays Lungs and People, Places and Things wrote this play with comedian Jonny Donahoe.
Where is Every Brilliant Thing playing?
Every Brilliant Thing is playing at Hudson Theatre. The theatre is located at 141 West 44th Street, New York, 10036.
How long is Every Brilliant Thing?
The running time of Every Brilliant Thing is 1hr 25min.
How do you book tickets for Every Brilliant Thing?
Book tickets for Every Brilliant Thing on New York Theatre Guide.
What's the age recommendation for Every Brilliant Thing?
The recommended age for Every Brilliant Thing is Ages 12+..
What is Every Brilliant Thing about?
Every Brilliant Thing is a solo play about a man who makes lists to remind him of why to live, love, and move on.
Who directs Every Brilliant Thing?
Jeremy Herrin and playwright Duncan Macmillan direct this play.
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