Armie Hammer Makes Broadway Debut With 'Straight White Men'
July 24 2018, Updated 4:29 p.m. ET
Armie Hammer just made big debut on the Broadway stage in the play Straight White Men. The show opened on Monday night and features a slew of some familiar Hollywood faces.
The show also stars The Good Wife's Josh Charles and Water For Elephants actor Paul Schneider.
Oscar nominee James Franco was also on hand with his girlfriend Isabel Pakzad.
The play was written by Young Jean Lee and offers a hilarious but deep satirical look into straight white male privilege. It follows three brothers who come home to their widowed father on Christmas Eve. The men are all too consumed with their daily lives and midlife crises to enjoy the holiday with their only parent.
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Throughout the play, the dysfunctional family shares a lot of memories, tears and raises life-changing questions about one's identity.
Straight White Men has already made history even though it just came out. The show's writer, Young, is the first Asian-American woman playwright to have a play premiere on the New York Broadway stage.
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