Inter Alia

Well, like the boys, I do watch a lot of telly as well and love Severance.

But I also go to the theatre quite a bit and recently saw Rosamund Pike in Inter Alia, which was absolutely incredible.

I'd say anyone watch it or watch it on, you know, the national, they do the cinema versions of, I can't remember what it's called, but it's something incredible.

Yeah, so no one's putting their hand up to help me, but it's something that you can go and watch in the cinema.

And I know they were always rumoring that it was going to come to Broadway, so now that it's actually happening, I'm very excited.

We do have one more fall play for Broadway to announce, and that's Inter Alia, which is a play, one act original at the Music Box Theater with a synopsis of Jessica Parks as a maverick London Crown Court judge, sharp compassion and determined to change a system she knows isn't always just.

But her career exists inter alia, which means among other things, as she balances motherhood, friendship, and the elusive notion of having it all.

So when an unthinkable event rocks her finely tuned life, can she hold her family together or will everything fall apart? Following a sold-out run of London's National Theatre and a smash hit West End Transfer, this legal drama comes from the writer and director of The Global Phenomenon, Prima Facie.

Mm-hmm.

So I think other... we should probably rattle through a few other bits.

So you are gonna have Interalia over on Broadway, which we're gonna be talking about a lot more later this year, uh, with Rosamund Pike, but that's sort of like one of their big headlines is that hooray, look, The National is going back to Broadway.

Yes.

Um, other things I think-

Just in time for Tonys 2027.

Oh, of course, yeah.

I mean, we've got every British-born production under the sun seemingly going over, haven't we? Much Ado, Interalia, Evita, Paddington, uh, Paranormal Activity, maybe a Benjamin Button transfer.

It's all, it's all happening, to quote, uh, Bring It On: The Musical.