Laura Linney Returning To Broadway In David Hare’s ‘Montauk’; World Premiere Set For Spring 2027
Laura Linney will return to Broadway in the world premiere of David Hare's play 'Montauk' in spring 2027. She has also been named the first Artist-in-Residence at the Manhattan Theatre Club, reflecting her long-standing relationship with the company. The play explores the contrasting artistic approaches of two characters over a decade of entangled lives.
- ▪Laura Linney will star in the world premiere of 'Montauk' directed by Daniel Sullivan.
- ▪She has been appointed as the first Artist-in-Residence at the Manhattan Theatre Club.
- ▪The play is described as a visceral portrait of two artists with different approaches to art and life.
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Laura Linney Nino Munoz Laura Linney will return to Broadway in a spring 2027 world premiere of David Hare‘s Montauk, the Manhattan Theatre Club announced today. Daniel Sullivan will direct. The play will debut next spring at MTC’s Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. Also today, MTC announced that Linney has been named as the non-prof company’s first Artist-in-Residence. This new position, the company said, “reflects a deepening of Linney’s 35-year relationship with MTC and her ongoing commitment to the company as her theatrical home.” Related Stories News Nathan Lane Wants Jack Black To Star In A 'Producers' Broadway Revival: "The Only Guy I Could Think Of" News Matthew Broderick, Katie Couric, Anthony Anderson & Jason Alexander Join Rotating Cast Of Broadway's 'Celebrity Autobiography' In her…
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