Broadway: Tyne Daly Shares Her Very Personal Connection To Marriage Equality

Tyne Daly, currently starring on Broadway in IT SHOULDA BEEN YOU, took a few moments at Friday's curtain call to celebrate the historic news of marriage equality with the audience.

During her curtain speech Tyne explained her own very personal connection to the issue of marriage equality for all.

Very touching, heartfelt and worth your three minutes.

Watch below:

(h/t Boy Culture)

Tyne Daly in "Mothers and Sons"

My husband just got home from a week in NYC on business, and while there he saw the magnificent Tyne Daly in four-time Tony Award winner Terrence McNally's new play "Mothers and Sons."

Michael couldn't rave about Tyne and the play enough. Audiences and critics agree as the play and Tyne's performance have been lauded and nominated every where possible in the Broadway theater world.

Can't wait to see it my next trip. From the official website:

At turns funny and powerful, MOTHERS AND SONS portrays a woman who pays an unexpected visit to the New York apartment of her late son's partner, who is now married to another man and has a young son.

Challenged to face how society has changed around her, generations collide as she revisits the past and begins to see the life her son might have led.

NY Times: Tyne Daly in a scene from "Mothers and Sons"

Tony Award winner Tyne Daly in "Mothers and Sons"

Just days after the announcement of her Tony nomination for her performance in Terrence McNally’s new AIDS memory play, “Mothers and Sons,” actress Tyne Daly shares an excerpt from the play exclusively for The New York Times.

If you haven't seen Tyne Daly onstage, you are missing out.  If you find yourself in NYC, get a ticket to this play - between Daly and the rich tapestry of McNally's words, you'll be very glad you did.