Broadway has lost a voice that helped bring its biggest stories to life. Gina Ferrall, whose career stretched across more than three decades, has died at sixty-seven after a brief battle with uterine sarcoma. Behind the celebrated productions stands a deeply human loss, leaving her husband, fellow performers, and audiences to reckon with a final curtain and an unfi… Continues…
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