New York City's East 9th Street has been officially renamed Terrence McNally Way to honor the legacy of the late playwright, known for works such as Ragtime and Kiss of the Spider Woman. McNally lived on this street for 24 years, creating many of his notable pieces. The renaming ceremony featured poignant speeches from his husband, Tom Kirdahy, and representatives from the New York City Council, alongside readings and performances from various actors. The event celebrated McNally's profound influence on American theater and his enduring contributions to the arts before his passing in 2020.
The unveiling ceremony of the street's new sign featured speeches from notable figures, celebrating the literary contributions of playwright Terrence McNally.
Actors read excerpts from McNally's celebrated works, and musical performances echoed his legacy, showcasing the depth of his influence on theater.
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