Overview
- George Clooney stars as Edward R. Murrow in the Broadway debut of 'Good Night, and Good Luck,' a play he co-wrote with Grant Heslov.
- The production closely follows the 2005 film, using archival footage and video projections to depict Murrow's confrontation with Senator Joseph McCarthy during the 1950s Red Scare.
- Critics praised the performances, particularly Clooney's portrayal of Murrow and Paul Gross as CBS executive William F. Paley, but noted the play's limited theatrical innovation.
- The play incorporates live jazz music and a large ensemble cast to evoke its period setting, though some found the multimedia elements distracting.
- The star-studded premiere included appearances by Jennifer Lopez, Hugh Jackman, and prominent journalists, marking a high-profile opening night.