Jennifer Lopez, More Stars Walk Red Carpet

It was a starry night on Broadway on Sunday, March 23, when the celebrities went out to support the opening of Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal-The led resuscitation of William Shakespeare’s OopsThe

The production, now open at Barrymore Theater in New York City, first marks Bard’s tragedy has been on the boards for over 40 years. And with twice the Oscar winner Washington in the title-role-and Oscar Nominine Gyllenhaal, who plays the Villian Iago- is no surprise that the revival has been a top attraction for the audience.

In fact, it has already entered the Broadway History books, which has only $ 2.8 million in a week this month, more than any game ever made in seven days in the big white way.

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Sunday’s opening felt just as historical, with the pure stars on the red carpet.

Among the guests? Oscar winner Ariana -deboseThe Samuel L. JacksonThe Jamie Lee CurtisThe Spike Lee and Paul Tazewell; Oscar -Nominated Maggie GyllenhaalThe Angela BasettThe Danielle BrooksThe Colman DomingoThe Alfre Woodard and Rosie Perez; Emmy winner Cynthia NixonThe Blair underwoodThe Joe MortonThe Kenan ThompsonThe Peter Dinklage and Keegan-Michael Key; Like Grammy winner Jennifer Nettles and Kandi Burrusswhich is also a co -producer on Othello.

All that plus Jennifer LopezThe Martha StewartThe Deborah CoxThe Peter Sarsgaard And so many more – including President Joe Biden And the first lady Dr. Jill Biden.

Othello, Directed by Kenny Leon and produced by Brian A. Moreland, plays a strictly limited 15-week commitment through Sunday June 8.

In addition to Washington and Gyllenhaal, Oops Stars Molly Osborne (like Desdemona), Andrew Burnap (like Cassio), Anthony Michael Lopez (as Roderigo), Daniel Pearce (as Brabantio) and Kimber Elayne Sprawl (like Emilia). The rollist also has Neal Bledsoe (like the Duke of Venice), Julee Cerda (like Bianca), Ezra Knight as Montano), Gene Gillette AS (Gratiano) and Rob Heaps as Ludovico ‘).

The ensemble members William Connell, for Fanning, Ben Graney, Daniel Reece, Christina Sajous, Sarah Thorn and Greg Wood round off the company. Abiola Obatolu is the swing of production.

See all the stars at the opening below:

Tickets for Oops Is now for sale.