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Rita Moreno, a celebrated EGOT winner, will be featured on the upcoming episode of “Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney,” set to air on Wednesday, April 23, at 10 PM ET/7 PM PT. This episode brings together a diverse lineup that includes comedian Conan O’Brien, actress Ayo Edebiri, paleontologist Dr. Luis Chiappe, and a musical performance by Metz. A notable discussion topic for this night will be “Are Dinosaur Fossils Put Together Correctly?”
Previous episodes have showcased an impressive array of talent, including Fred Armisen, Joan Baez, Nick Kroll, John Waters, Bill Hader, André De Shields, Hannibal Buress, and Nikki Glaser, among others. Throughout the show, Richard Kind plays the role of announcer and serves as Mulaney’s sidekick. The very first episode had a unique twist, as Mulaney gathered actors who have portrayed Willy Loman in various productions of Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman” to engage in a lively discussion.
“Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney” is a weekly live variety talk show available on Netflix, where Mulaney invites a rotating cast of celebrities, musicians, and special guests to engage in conversations about current events and cultural topics. The show has quickly become a staple for fans, airing every Wednesday at the same time.
Rita Moreno’s prolific career spans over eight decades, highlighting her as a trailblazer in the entertainment industry. She made her Broadway debut at the tender age of 13 and has since performed on prestigious stages, including the West End in London. With over 70 feature films to her credit and numerous television appearances, Moreno’s influence is undeniable. She gained significant acclaim for her portrayal of Anita in the 1961 classic “West Side Story,” a role that won her an Academy Award. More recently, she appeared in Steven Spielberg’s reimagining of the same film, portraying the character Valentina.
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Real Women Have Curves
James Earl Jones Theater (Broadway)
The new show “Real Women Have Curves” will make its debut on Broadway this April. Set in the summer of 1987, the story follows Ana Garcia, who aspires to escape East Los Angeles. However, when her family is faced with a crucial order for 200 dresses, Ana must balance her dreams with her mother’s expectations while navigating a community of resilient women striving to succeed against the odds.
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