Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish Triumphs Returning to Off-Broadway

Film, television and stage star Jean Louisa Kelly is a performer who has been in the public eye since her teens. She made her film debut in the 1989 hit Uncle Buck, opposite the late John Candy. You may remember her captivating performance of “Someone to Watch Over Me” Mr. Holland’s Opus, or her six seasons as Kim Warner on television’s Yes, Dear. If you were really lucky, you saw her as Snow White in the original cast of Into the Woods. Most recently, she played Val Kilmer’s wife in Top Gun: Maverick.

Singer-actor Anthony Rapp is remembered by many largely for his having created the role of filmmaker Mark Cohen in Jonathan Larson’s 1996 rock musical hit Rent; others may think of him as someone who accused Kevin Spacey of sexual misconduct (Spacey was acquitted of the charge last year). Whatever other noteworthy accomplishments are on his résumé (including a stint as one half of a gay couple on “Star Trek”), he or his producers obviously consider his name bankable enough to place it in the title of his moderately interesting, generally ingratiating, but nothing special 90-minute, one-person (band aside), musical memoir show, Anthony Rapp’s Without You.