At Broadway Opening, Rachel Zegler Supports Hunger Games Star Tom Blyth in A Few Good Men
Zegler backs her co-star
Zegler and Blyth became close friends while working together on The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes. She attended his Broadway opening night in New York City.
Zegler has also performed on Broadway, making her debut in Romeo + Juliet a couple of years ago. She is set to return to the stage next year in Evita, reprising the performance for which she won an Olivier Award in London.
Blyth makes Broadway debut
Blyth stars in the Broadway revival of A Few Good Men. He took his opening night bow on Thursday, October 29, at the Vivian Beaumont Theater. Entertainment Weekly awarded the production a B and praised Blyth’s work, saying the show highlights his talent. The outlet also noted that he maintained his character’s American accent throughout the two-and-a-half-hour performance, including a scene in which he feigns drunkenness.
Opening night draws guests
Blyth’s co-star Bradley Whitford and the show’s writer, Aaron Sorkin, also appeared on the red carpet. Other attendees included Kate Walsh, Jessica Vosk and Jeremy Jordan. Sarah Drew traveled to New York City after leaving the Hallmark Christmas Cruise. She attended to support Lear deBessonet, her longtime friend and Lincoln Center Theater’s artistic director.
Directed by Tony winner Michael Arden, the production has a 13-week limited engagement. It is scheduled to close Sunday, January 10, 2027.
Key points
- Rachel Zegler attended to support her Hunger Games co-star Tom Blyth.
- Blyth made his Broadway debut in A Few Good Men on October 29.
- Entertainment Weekly gave the production a B and praised Blyth’s performance.
- The revival is scheduled to close January 10, 2027.