Taller Than a Dwarf' has pre-Broadway run in Boston at Wilbur Theater
March 31He's the boy that you just can't help but loving. Ever since Matthew Broderick starred as Ferris Bueller in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, he has been America's sweetheart. While Broderick may be most recognized for his roles as a film actor, he began his career on stage at 17 and has received two Tony Awards. Even though he is kept busy by his thriving film career, Broderick still likes to occasionally make a cameo on the Broadway stage. His last jaunt on Broadway was in 1995 when he starred with his sweetie Sarah Jessica Parker in the revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Broderick will be returning to Broadway in Elaine May's comedy Taller Than a Dwarf and will be starring with Parker Posey, the infamous "Queen of the Indies," who will be making her stage debut. Stage and film veteran Alan Arkin will be directing the play, which will have its pre-Broadway run at the Wilbur Theater. Last Thursday, Broderick, Posey, and Arkin gathered together at the Swissotel to give a press conference on Taller Than a Dwarf. They discussed their experiences with the play and the impact that they hope it will have on both Boston and Broadway audiences.
