Theater veteran Ezra Knight has trod the boards on Broadway for decades in everything from Othello to Mean Girls and Pretty Woman, not to mention a long list of credits off-Broadway, on television, and in film. Even on a Zoom call, Knight brings a quality of presence that feels right for Solomon, a larger-than-life figure whose stature casts a shadow full of all-too-human complexities. Knight shared his insights into his character, the play, and the themes to which Jenkins-Jacobs is writing in Purpose.
Ogunquit’s ‘The Producers’ Brilliantly Captures Mel Brooks’ Genius
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A.R.T.’s ’Rhinoceros’ is A Must-See Knockout
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A Rousing ‘Rhinoceros’ Opens A.R.T.’s 47th Season
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