Patti LuPone Said Sorry for the First Time in Her Career. Story by Alejandra Gularte • 1w. H ow many people does it take to make Patti LuPone apologize? Over 500, specifically over 500 Broadway ...

Patti LuPone Issues Career-First Apology for ‘Demeaning and Disrespectful’ Words That Inspired Broadway Backlash. Story by Tommy McArdle, Brian Anthony Hernandez • 1w ...

Patti LuPone is a Broadway and musical theater legend who's as famous for her performances as her unfiltered opinions about everything from mid-show interruptions to the president. She's appeared ...

Patti LuPone and Audra McDonald starred together in "Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny" in 2007. ... Decades into her career, in 2024, the superstar spoke candidly about belonging on the stage.

Sheryl Lee Ralph believes Patti LuPone’s should have kept recent comments about Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald to herself. Getty Images for The Gotham Film & Media Institute 10 ...

LuPone played Rose in the show in 2008. When asked about McDonald’s historic turn as Rose by the New Yorker, LuPone reportedly turned to the window and said with a sigh, “What a beautiful day.” ...

Rosie O'Donnell has one word of approval for Audra McDonald's response to Patti LuPone's recent remarks. ... People reported, with 11 nominations over the course of her career. ...

Patti LuPone's chicken flock was attacked by a raccoon, the Broadway legend revealed in her 'New Yorker' interview. 'There was blood and feathers and guts all over the place when my husband heard ...

Patti LuPone is facing more fallout from a recent interview in the New Yorker in which she dissed fellow Broadway star, and former friend, Audra McDonald and referred to Kecia Lewis as a “bitch.” ...

Patti LuPone has apologized for her incendiary remarks about fellow Broadway stars Audra McDonald and Kecia Lewis. LuPone issued a lengthy apology on May 31, one day after more than 500 members of ...

Patti LuPone says she is ‘deeply sorry’ for her comments about Audra McDonald and Kecia Lewis and hopes to apologize to them personally. ‘Our entire theatre community deserves better ...