William Shatner is Heading to Broadway
The Canadian actor will star in a one-man show next year
William Shatner on Pic: ABCThe show is based on the many question-and-answer sessions the Star Trek actor has experienced with his fans.
The New York Post reports the play will run for about two or three weeks at the Music Box in February. The show will also go on a national tour, according to the newspaper.
The Golden Globe winner co-starred in the sitcom $#*! My Dad Says this year, which was cancelled by CBS. He recently directed a documentary called The Captains, which features interviews with a number of actors who’ve played Starship captains on Star Trek.
Catch the trailer below:
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