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On stage at the Music Box Theatre, Dead Accounts cast members Josh Hamilton, Katie Holmes, Norbert Leo Butz, Jayne Houdyshell, and Judy Greer took their opening night curtain call.
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As Josh Hamilton looked on, Katie Holmes received flowers in celebration of her opening night in Dead Accounts.
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The beaming cast of Dead Accounts took one last glimpse at the audience before the curtain came down on opening night.
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In Dead Accounts, two-time Tony winner Norbert Leo Butz plays Jack, a prodigal son who has returned home to Ohio with a big secret.
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Katie Holmes returns to Broadway as Lorna, Jack’s sister, who has stayed in Ohio to take care of their aging parents.
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Prolific television and film character actress Judy Greer arrives late on the scene as Jenny, Jack’s icy wife.
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Tony nominee Jayne Houdyshell stars as Jack and Lorna’s mother, Barbara.
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Stage veteran Josh Hamilton appears as Phil, one of Jack’s childhood pals.
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Dead Accounts director Jack O’Brien and playwright Theresa Rebeck celebrate their opening night at Gotham Hall.
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Two-time Tony winner Nathan Lane, who will return to Broadway this March in The Nance, was on hand to support director Jack O’Brien at the opening of Dead Accounts.
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Stage and screen veteran Brooke Shields, last seen on Broadway in The Addams Family, gets ready to check out Theresa Rebeck’s newest comedy.
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Two-time Tony winner Cherry Jones, who will appear as Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie at Cambridge’s A.R.T. this winter, was happy to stop for a photo before the opening of Dead Accounts.
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After a long day of rehearsing for the upcoming Broadway production of Picnic, the stunning Maggie Grace was happy to unwind by watching Theresa Rebeck’s new Broadway comedy, Dead Accounts.
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Tony nominee Lily Rabe, currently stealing scenes on the FX series American Horror Story: Asylum, most recently appeared on Broadway in Theresa Rebeck’s Seminar.
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Twisted Sister front man Dee Snider was ready to rock (himself with laughter) and roll (in the aisles) at the opening night of Dead Accounts.
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Tony Award nominee Victor Garber, who will soon star on NBC’s Deception, smiled for our camera before heading into the Music Box.
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Christian Camargo, who played Katie Holmes’ on stage brother in the 2008 Broadway revival of All My Sons, came to support his former co-star on the opening night of her newest stage outing.
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Tony nominee Zeljko Ivanek, who appeared in a 1987 television production of All My Sons directed by Jack O’Brien, was among the attendees at the opening of Dead Accounts.
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Director Michael Mayer came to the opening of Smash creator Theresa Rebeck’s Dead Accountswith good pal Sherie Rene Scott, who was on hand to support the show’s star (and her former Last 5 Years co-star), Norbert Leo Butz.
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Stage and screen funnyman Richard Kind, who appeared in director Jack O’Brien’s production of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, was ready to laugh the night away at the opening of Dead Accounts.
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Emmy Award winner Jessica Walter, best known to many as Arrested Development’s Lucille Bluth, was ready to catch that show’s frequent guest star, Judy Greer, on stage in Dead Accounts.
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Married actors Bill Heck and Maggie Lacey (who met performing in Horton Foote’s The Orphans’ Home Cycle) were ready for the opening night of Dead Accounts at the Music Box Theatre.
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Hettienne Park, currently shooting the NBC series Hannibal, was proud to support her Seminar playwright, Theresa Rebeck.
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Soap opera legend Louise Sorel, best known for her work on NBC’s Days of Our Lives, stopped for some photos on her way into the Music Box for the opening of Dead Accounts.
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Stage veteran Terry Kinney, who recently directed Checkers at the Vineyard Theatre, was happy to see Broadway’s newest comedy, Theresa Rebeck’s Dead Accounts.
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Good Day New York anchor Rosanna Scotto stayed out late to catch the opening night of Broadway’s Dead Accounts.
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Style expert Robert Verdi was tickled pink to be at Broadway’s latest opening night.
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John Barrett, owner of the famed John Barrett Salon at Bergdorf Goodman, took good care of Katie Holmes’ hairstyling for the swanky opening night celebration.
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Make-up designer Bobbi Brown wouldn’t miss the chance to congratulate her pal Katie Holmes, who is the first celebrity face of Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, on the actress’ opening in Dead Accounts at the Music Box Theatre.
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Catch Katie Holmes and Norbert Leo Butz in Dead Accounts, now open at Broadway’s Music Box Theatre.
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