A revival of John Patrick Shanley’s Tony Award–winning play, Doubt: A Parable, was already in previews this February when its lead actress was forced to leave the show due to health issues. The show’s creative team knew only one person could step in on such short notice: Amy Ryan, a Tony and Oscar nominee who until now has been known mostly for supporting parts. “I’d never get the opportunity to do a role like this. It doesn’t come around to me,” Ryan tells David Canfield.“Intellectually I knew I had to say yes. I thought I was being an adult by saying, ‘Let me call you tomorrow.’ But I knew.”
Elsewhere in HWD, Chris Murphy wonders if Gen Z will be able to handle Carrie Bradshaw, now that Sex and the City is on Netflix; Shakira explains why she and her family did not go all in on Barbie; Richard Lawson reviews the sexy new period drama Mary & George; and Andy Cohen, too, is very sorry for all those Kate Middleton jokes.
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