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Broadway Director Daniel Sullivan Announces Retirement After 55 Years
Tony winner behind Proof and Glengarry Glen Ross steps down; Jonathan Kent takes over the upcoming play Montauk.
What to know
- Daniel Sullivan, director of Proof, The Heidi Chronicles and Glengarry Glen Ross, retires after 55 years in Broadway theater.
- Jonathan Kent will take over directing duties for the upcoming play Montauk.
- The news drew wide attention online via a joke from Ken Jennings playing on the retiring director sharing a name with sitting Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan.
Daniel Sullivan Tony-winning Broadway directorJonathan Kent DirectorKen Jennings Jeopardy host, Bluesky poster
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Ken Jennings jokes about an Alaska Senate run
Jeopardy host Ken Jennings posts a viral joke on Bluesky playing on the coincidence between the retiring Broadway director's name and that of sitting Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan.
“To mount a last-minute Alaska Senate campaign.”
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Daniel Sullivan announces retirement after 55-year career
The Tony-winning Broadway director, known for Proof, The Heidi Chronicles and Glengarry Glen Ross, announces he is retiring; Jonathan Kent will direct the upcoming play Montauk in his place.
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1 outlet first by Deadline, 13d ago · read ↗
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