News about Lauren Ambrose

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On the red carpet of Apple TV+'s Servant's season 4 premiere in New York on Monday, Lauren Ambrose and Nell Tiger Free dazzled. In a pleated metallic floor-length golden gown, Ambrose, 44, exuded elegance, while Nell, 23, showed her stunning figure and a glimpse of her slimmed stomach in a racy black dress with cut-outs. Rupert Grint, 34, who was seen filming for the series last July, was also at the premiere. In a graphic button up shirt with a doll's face, he displayed his original style.

In an evocative behind-the-scenes montage from Lea Michele's Funny Girl auditions, she displayed her vocal chops. Beanie Feldstein, who received a rash of stinging reviews and has been replaced by Lea, began the new Broadway revival of Funny Girl in April. Now, ahead of Lea's show on September 6, the revival's Twitter has a glimpse of her interpretation of I'm The Greatest Star, a song inextricably linked to the show's original leading lady Barbra Streisand.

Lea Michele provided a first glance of herself performing in rehearsals for Broadway's revival Funny Girl. The 35-year-old actress sang Don't Rain on My Parade for the first time ever today.' Lea Lea took on the role of Fanny Brice from actress Beanie Feldstein.

On the forthcoming season two of Showtime's hit series Yellowjackets, Lauren Ambrose is supposed to be a series regular. Vanessa 'Van' Palmer, the 44-year-old actress, will appear in the adult version of the character, whose teen counterpart is currently played by Liv Hewson. Hewson, 26, 26, was also confirmed on the network on Thursday that he was a regular on the show. Ambrose appears on the show after an appearance in HBO's Six Feet Under, where she starred for five seasons and earned her two Primetime Emmy Award nominations.

Jane Lynch will be leaving the new Broadway revival of Funny Girl three weeks earlier than expected. Although she had intended to leave September 4, the actress told the Hollywood Reporter that she had already had a planned holiday from August 15-23. She would have been out of the show on September 1st, so she could have travelled all around the country to Los Angeles for the Creative Arts Emmys. As a result, the producers decided that rather than asking Jane to return for just one week, the 62-year-old could leave the company at the end of this week.