Check out the video of Aubrey Plaza on the podcast “A Touch More” that was filmed during the WNBA All-Star Weekend.

I have added 40 HD screen captures of Aubrey Plaza from the official trailer for Agatha All Along. This new look into the limited series gives us more of Aubrey’s character, Rio Vidal!

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The first full-length trailer for Agatha All Along is now online! The two-episode premiere of Agatha All Along arrives September 18, 2024 only on Disney+!

I have added 9 HQ photos of Aubrey Plaza from last night’s D23 Fan Convention! Aubrey appeared during the Marvel showcase with her co-stars from the upcoming limited series, Agatha All Along.

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I have added 850 screen captures of Aubrey Plaza from a 2013 episode of the game show “Hollywood Game Night.”

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Parks and Recreation actress Aubrey Plaza loves basketball. But it apparently doesn’t love her back.

The 40-year-old actress tore an ACL while playing a game of “knockout” at the Phoenix Mercury practice facility.

She was shown during Saturday’s ABC broadcast of the WNBA All-Star game with crutches and a huge ice wrap on her right knee.

Play-by-play announcer Ryan Ruocco revealed that Plaza tore her ACL, which happened between the skills event and the actual game.

This was the second ACL tear from basketball for Plaza.

On Friday, Plaza was featured on Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird’s podcast, A Touch More, and talked about her first ACL tear during a women’s recreation league in Los Angeles.

The actress mentioned she disguised herself so she could play on the same team as her sister, Natalie.

“And then, in the middle of the game, I went up for a shot and tore my ACL on the court in a wig. That’s kind of like the worst-case scenario because I was trying to go undercover, and I just snapped my knee in half, basically.”

Source: Deadline

I have added 4 HQ photos of Aubrey Plaza from last night’s 2024 WNBA All-Star Game! Word on the street is Aubrey hurt herself during the skills challenge on Friday, which is why she had crutches with her last night.

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Aubrey Plaza is currently in Arizona to celebrate the 2024 WNBA All-Star Weekend! I have added 18 HQ/MQ photos of Aubrey Plaza from the two events she attended yesterday.

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Nkeki Obi-Melekwe and Taylor Trensch will star in the world premiere of Safety Not Guaranteed, the new musical adapted from the 2012 indie film. Obi-Melekwe and Trensch will play Darius and Kenneth, respectively—the characters played by Aubrey Plaza and Mark Duplass in the film. The show, adapted for the stage by Nick Blaemire and directed by Lee Sunday Evans, will play at BAM’s Harvey Theater from September 17 through October 20.

Obi-Melekwe made her Broadway debut as Tina Turner in Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, after starring in the West End production. She recently appeared in the new musical Redwood at the La Jolla Playhouse. Trensch’s Broadway credits include Dear Evan Hansen Camelot, Hello, Dolly!, To Kill a Mockingbird, Matilda, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Wicked. He was last seen off-Broadway in The Seven Year Disappear.

They lead a cast that features Ashley Pérez Flanagan (Freestyle Love Supreme) as Liz, Pomme Koch (The Band’s Visit) as Jeff, Rohan Kymal (Private Party at the Public Theater) as Arnau and John-Michael Lyles (A Strange Loop) as Tristan.

This new musical reimagines Derek Connolly’s award-winning film with new songs by Ryan Miller of alt-rock group Guster. The story follows Darius, a low-level journalist who is assigned to report on a local classified ad offering the opportunity to go back in time, and the complicated relationship that ensues.

“I’ve been a fan of the film for years and always thought it could work as a musical,” said Blaemire in a statement, “but the way it’s come together has been a series of serendipitous moments you can’t plan.” He added, “And this wonderful cast and band have elevated the show beyond my wildest dreams.”

Safety Not Guaranteed features set design by Krit Robinson, costume design by the Sarita Fellows, lighting design by Reza Behjat and sound design by Drew Levy. Isabel Perry serves as the assistant directior. Illusions are by Steve Cuffio and fight direction is by Drew Leary.

Performances of Safety Not Guaranteed will begin September 17 at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music for a limited run through October 20.

Source: Broadway