Overview
- Brody tells USA TODAY the near two-hour, no-intermission role keeps him onstage almost the entire time and demands daily physical training, with the show running through July 12 at the James Earl Jones Theatre.
- Tessa Thompson praises him as a “tremendous actor” and “deeply kind” during opening coverage, as both mark their Broadway debuts.
- Written by Lindsey Ferrentino, the production adapts Nick Yarris’s true story, including his 2004 DNA exoneration after 22 years on death row.
- Kim Kardashian recently joined as a producer, saying criminal justice reform is a personal mission that aligns with the show’s subject.
- Recognition is building, with Brody’s Olivier nomination for the London run and a Sardi’s portrait set to honor his Broadway debut.