A Steady Rain

Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman Headed to Broadway
May 27, 2009 at 5:29am PST
Tags: A Steady Rain, Broadway, Daniel Craig, Hugh Jackman
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

There's a whole lotta hotness headed to the Great White Way.

Hugh Jackman, who's never met a musical he didn't want to be a part of, and Daniel Craig will be starring on Broadway in a play, entitled A Steady Rain, about two veteran Chicago cops whose relationship is tested one night by a domestic disturbance.

Jackman won a Tony award in 2004 for his role in The Boy From Oz, and while Craig started out in the theatre, he has never performed on Broadway.

We're just hoping the play involves lots and lots of shirtlessness.

 

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