Adam Epstein, Tony-Winning Broadway Producer of 'Hairspray,' Dies at 49

Epstein, known for his work on 'Hairspray' and other Broadway hits, succumbed to brain cancer after a brief battle.

Epstein's career highlights include producing 'Hairspray,' 'Amadeus,' and 'The Wedding Singer.'
He won a Tony Award for 'Hairspray,' which ran for over 2,600 performances.
Epstein transitioned to political commentary with his 'Dirty Moderate' podcast.
He was a Miami native and a graduate of NYU and Brown University.
Epstein is survived by his parents, siblings, nieces, and nephew.