Deaths and allegations reshape the comedy world in 2014
The year brought losses of David Brenner Robin Williams and Joan Rivers with Bill Cosby facing multiple sexual assault allegations. The industry faced backlash over Woody Allen accusations while new voices and digital platforms sparked a renewed comedic era led by social commentary and streaming showcases.
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Broadway seeks new Carole King in open auditions
Nationwide casting calls for Beautiful The Carole King Musical invite hopefuls to sing It’s Too Late and So Far Away. Auditions in New York January 16 Seattle January 24 Orlando February 7 Pittsburgh February 21 Chicago February 28. Jessie Mueller exits the Broadway run in March with a West End debut in February and a U.S. tour starting in Rhode Island in September.
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