George Clooney's Broadway day was a whirlwind of events, as he participated in a softball tournament, attended the unveiling of his caricature at Sardi's, and performed in the play Good Night, And Good Luck. This play, a stage adaptation of his acclaimed film, has been shattering box office records for plays. His day began with the Broadway League's annual softball tournament, playing alongside his cast members. Later, his friend Richard Kind revealed his caricature at Sardi's, a significant honor in the theater community. By evening, he was back on stage, continuing to draw crowds to the successful play, which is running through June 8 on Broadway.

George Clooney, an Oscar-winning actor, is currently starring in the Broadway play Good Night, And Good Luck, which is a stage adaptation of his own award-winning movie. This play is not only popular but has been setting new box office records, achieving unprecedented grosses for a theatrical production.

On April 24, George Clooney began his day with the Broadway League's annual softball tournament, playing alongside the cast of his play, showcasing camaraderie and team spirit among the theater community.

Later in the day, Clooney attended an event at the iconic Sardi's restaurant where his caricature was unveiled, a momentous occasion in the theater industry, and his good friend Richard Kind had the honor of revealing it.

By 7 PM, Clooney was back on stage performing in Good Night, And Good Luck, continuing to captivate audiences with the play that he wrote and directed, further solidifying its success on Broadway.

The play, which is an adaptation of Clooney's own film, is part of a limited run on Broadway, with performances available through June 8, inviting theatergoers to witness its celebrated theatrical rendition.

George Clooney had a busy Broadway day and we have all the photos!

The Oscar-winning actor is currently starring in the play Good Night, And Good Luck and he has been breaking box office records on an almost weekly basis, bringing in the biggest-ever grosses for a play.

George kicked off his day on Thursday morning (April 24) by playing in the Broadway League’s annual softball tournament alongside the cast of his play.

Later in the day, George went to the iconic restaurant Sardi’s for the unveiling of his caricature, which his good friend Richard Kind revealed for him.

At 7pm, George was back on stage for a performance of the play.

Good Night, and Good Luck is a stage adaptation of George‘s award-winning movie of the same name, which he wrote and directed. Check out the official production photos.

Get tickets now to see the play on Broadway through June 8!