Hugh Jackman took a moment to thank all the health care workers for their tireless efforts since the pandemic struck while sharing his status update via social media.
The celebrated stage and screen performer then took a beat to thank all the healthcare workers for their tireless efforts since the pandemic struck.
“I cannot imagine how you guys are coping after two years of this exhausting, never-ending story that is COVID. Hospitals are struggling again. And you guys just continue to day in and day out take care of so many people. I am just so, so grateful for all that you do. I have said it before, but I just really had to say it again: Thank you.”shows forced to cancel performances last month due to another devastating surge of the virus impacting the world.
But just days into the show’s run, breakthrough cases in the cast, including Foster’s, forced the show to cancel several performances, adding it to a list of shows that went dark through Christmas week. With Jackman testing positive for COVID-19, producers announced via the Broadway production’s social media that the show would cancel shows through Jan. 1 before extending its closure through Jan. 5, with performances expected to resume featuring both Jackman and Foster in the lead roles Thursday.
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