1 of 4 | Cast member Ray Romano attends the premiere of “The Irishman” in 2019. This week, he is making his Broadway debut. File Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo
Ray Romano is talking about his Broadway debut.
The Everybody Loves Raymond alum opened up about his performance in All Out on Today Monday.
He will take the stage for three weeks with three other actor-comedians before they are replaced by new cast members.
“Over the years I’ve been offered a couple of Broadway things and I never really had the courage to do a full play that runs for months. This seemed like the perfect little introduction to Broadway,” Romano explained.
He said he was also influenced to take on the project after reading The Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes.
“If I’m being honest, I’m nervous about Broadway,” Romano said.
“Everybody, relax, I’m not singing. I’m not singing. You don’t want to hear this voice,” he added.
Romano is also slated to appear in How to Survive Without Me on HBO Max and Running Point on Netflix.
“We’re thrilled to welcome him to How to Survive Without Me as leo, the patriarch woven into this deeply moving family story,” said Warner Bros. Television president of creative affairs Clancy Collins, per Deadline.
