Robert LuPone's guest appearances

Robert LuPone

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SEPTEMBER 22ND at 4:30PMROBERT LUPONE: Broadway: Jesus Christ Superstar; A Chorus Line (Tony Nomination); A Thousand Clowns; True West; A View From The Bridge; Zoya’s Apartment; Saint Joan.Select TV: All My Children (Emmy Nomination); Sex in the City; Law and Order; The Sopranos; Gossip Girl; Royal Pains; A Gifted Man; Mia, American Tragedy; Smash; The Affair; Odd Man Out; and Billions.Select Film: The Doors; Order of Redemption; Dead Presidents; Nick of Time; Breaking Point; The Door In The Floor; Funny Games; and Then She Found Me. LuPone is the Co-Artistic Director of MCC Theater, an award winning Off-Broadway Theater.https://mcctheater.org/

<h2>SEPTEMBER 22ND at 4:30PM</h2>ROBERT LUPONE: Broadway: Jesus Christ Superstar; A Chorus Line (Tony Nomination); A Thousand Clowns; True West; A View From The Bridge; Zoya’s Apartment; Saint Joan.Select TV: All My Children (Emmy Nomination); Sex in the City; Law and Order; The Sopranos; Gossip Girl; Royal Pains; A Gifted Man; Mia, American Tragedy; Smash; The Affair; Odd Man Out; and Billions.Select Film: The Doors; Order of Redemption; Dead Presidents; Nick of Time; Breaking Point; The Door In The Floor; Funny Games; and Then She Found Me. LuPone is the Co-Artistic Director of MCC Theater, an award winning Off-Broadway Theater.<ul><li><a href="https://mcctheater.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mcctheater.org/</a></li></ul>

Tony nominated actor Robert LuPone talks about the Backstage On Broadway educational program, and the time when former first lady Betty Ford attended "A Chorus Line" and the Secret Service's wireless communication system interfered with the show's computerized lighting.

The original "Zach", Robert LuPone explains the unique gestation of Michael Bennett's seminal work, "A Chorus Line", how all of the actor's stories were the same and yet different, how it is universal and how everyone has someone to root for.