Overview
- Taub, a two-time Tony winner who plays Emma Goldman, will step away from the Lincoln Center Theater production for medical recovery beginning Jan. 6.
- In an Instagram statement, she disclosed three pregnancy losses over the past year, including one the week Ragtime opened.
- She recounted hemorrhaging, hospitalization in New York, and an emergency D&C that doctors deemed life-saving.
- Taub noted that a D&C for miscarriage care is the same procedure used for abortions and said it is illegal in more than 20 states, highlighting life-threatening access barriers.
- She and husband Matt Gehring launched a fundraiser with Mount Sinai’s Division of Complex Family Planning to provide no-cost care for patients from restrictive states; she plans to return March 29 to finish the run, now extended through June 14, 2026 at the Vivian Beaumont Theater.