Vogueさんのインスタグラム写真 - (VogueInstagram)「“There are a lot of incredible actresses out there who are stars because they play themselves,” shares Obie Award–winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. “Sarah’s not like that. She’s a legit actress.” Now Sarah Paulson is appearing in her first stage production in a decade, Jacobs-Jenkins’s 2013 play Appropriate, which begins previews November 29 and opens December 18. “The beauty of doing a play is that you kind of strap in. You have a starting point and an arc, and every night you land at the end of the piece, and then you get to try it again the next day,” Paulson says. “I love the idea of buckling my seat belt and letting the play take me somewhere.” The play, which is directed by Lila Neugebauer, follows the dysfunctional Lafayette family’s return to their ancestral seat in Arkansas to settle the estate of their recently departed paterfamilias. There are grudges, and wounds, and a terrible racist secret in the attic, as there is in much of American life. The choice to acknowledge that rot—or not—forces the remaining family members to decide what kind of family, and what kind of people, they are. At the link in bio learn more about the upcoming production, Paulson’s role and what the return to Broadway means to her. Photographed by @maxfarago, styled by @edward.bowleg, Vogue, December 2023」11月22日 4時45分