By Alexandra Heilbron on November 3, 2010 | 6 Comments
Kiefer Sutherland will make his Broadway debut in the drama That Championship Season. The 43-year-old actor will appear alongside Sex and the City star Chris Noth in the New York production, which is a revival of Jason Miller’s 1972 play. Jason Patric will also appear in the show, to be directed by Gregory Mosher. That Championship Season tells the story of four former college students who are reunited with their basketball coach 20 years after winning the state championship and reminisce about their younger years. Even though they have remained friends, none of them have achieved what they wanted to in life and still look to their coach for guidance. Kiefer will reportedly play James Daley – a local junior high school principal, while Jason will play James’ brother Tom Daley, who is described as an unsuccessful, cynical alcoholic. Chris is rumored to have the role of Phil Romano – a millionaire who appears to be having an affair with the wife of one of his friends. When the show first opened on Broadway it won a Pulitzer Prize for drama and a Tony Award for best play.
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Is Kiefer sober yet?
I don’t know, do the producers of this show trust him not to get drunk before each performance? I think they do 8 shows a week on Broadway, that doesn’t leave him much time to get drunk.
Knock off the smoking you moron…don’t you know how deadly dangerous it is?!
@Age A – who cares if he smokes?? He’s an adult and can make his own decisions. This was about his Broadway debut. He’s an amazing actor, I sincerely hope he can keep it together and do the great job that we know he’s capable of.
Interesting news,indeed. 🙂 8)
I think that’s great – I REALLY wish they’d get on with 24 The Movie also! Haven’t heard anything about that. I love Kiefer’s acting. He’ll be GREAT in anything! I’m sure I won’t get to see the Broadway show as I’m in Ontario, Canada and have no $$ and no passport but I know it will be great. He comes from great stock you know. Enjoy!