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Entertainment · Theater & arts · published 2026-10-21 · via Gold Derby

Kelli O'Hara looks back on Fallen Angels as filmed Broadway comedy reaches theaters

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Kelli O'Hara reflects on her time in the Broadway production of Fallen Angels as a cinema release brings the comedy to moviegoers. She received her ninth Tony nomination for the show, in which she appeared alongside Rose Byrne.

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Kelli O’Hara, already a Tony recipient, received her ninth Tony nomination for Fallen Angels, a Noël Coward comedy in which she performed with Rose Byrne. A production photo also shows Mark Consuelos.

Director Scott Ellis first invited O’Hara in 2023 to take part in a reading of the play, and she remembered expecting a significant opportunity. The filmed version of that Broadway staging is now reaching movie theaters.

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The cinema release could widen access to a Broadway production for audiences unable to attend in New York, while possibly drawing new viewers to Noël Coward’s work and to stage comedy. It may also raise O’Hara’s and Byrne’s profiles with filmgoers and give exhibitors a theater-linked option. The experiment could encourage more filmed-stage distribution, though its broader effect on theater attendance and arts engagement remains uncertain.

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