Katie Holmes, 45, hugs her on-stage daughter Zoey Deutch, 29, during a press day for her new Broadway play… as Suri is at college
As an ardent fan of theater and the captivating Katie Holmes, I must say that witnessing her passion for Thornton Wilder’s Our Town is nothing short of exhilarating! The way she effortlessly brings Mrs. Webb to life, embodying a strong, intelligent woman who thinks she’s smarter than her husband, is nothing less than mesmerizing.
Katie Holmes shared a sweet hug with her on-stage daughter Zoey Deutch, 29, at a promotional event for her latest project in New York City on Friday.
At the recent Hourglass launch event, the 45-year-old actress showcased her well-defined midriff and displayed an autumn fashion aesthetic.
At a Broadway photo call for Thornton Wilder’s Our Town, she briefly revealed her well-defined abdomen while wearing a camel-colored sweater with a V-neck and a pair of charcoal denim pants.
In a striking camel jacket, the actress-director of Rare Objects accentuated her radiant complexion with its warm hues, while her footwear choice was sleek black kitten heel sling back pumps.
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Holmes kept her accessories simple, opting for a pair of small hoop earrings.
She shared a big hug with Zoey, who showcased her lithe legs in a gray pleated mini-skirt with a matching jacket.
As a devoted fan, I’d like to share that I admire the fashion choice made by the actress, who happens to be the daughter of the renowned actress Leah Thompson and esteemed director Howard Deutch. She complemented her suit with a chic blue and white checkered blouse and a rust-hued sweater, creating an outfit that truly caught my eye.
Her reddish-brown lock were styled in a half ponytail turned into a bun.
In this scene from Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Audrey Hepburn’s character wore a subtle makeup look featuring a delicate pink lipstick, and adorned herself with eye-catching golden hoop earrings.
In this revival of a Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Holmes takes on the role of Mrs. Webb, while Deutsch portrays her daughter Emily. (This version maintains clarity and flow, but you could also say: For the play’s comeback, Mrs. Webb is played by Holmes, with Deutsch assuming the character of her daughter Emily.)
The actress expressed to a reporter, “This role is my lifelong dream!” She shared this in a clip posted on Our Town Broadway’s Instagram Stories. She explained that the script has been on her bedside table since she was 14 years old, and she adores it deeply!
In reference to her personality, Holmes told the reporter that Mrs. Webb was “robust” and likely “more intelligent than her spouse.
In a new casting announcement, it has been revealed that Richard Thomas, aged 73, who is well-known for his role in The Waltons, will portray Mr. Webb. On the other hand, Jim Parsons, known for his work, will take on the part of the Stage Manager.
In this modern adaptation of the play, Ephraim Sykes is cast as George Gibbs, while Billy Eugene Jones takes on the role of his character’s father, Dr. Gibbs.
The entire cast gathered for a group shot for photographers.
Starting on September 17, we get a sneak peek at Thornton Wilder’s Our Town. Performances themselves kick off from October 10 at the Barrymore Theater.
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2024-09-07 00:03
