Broadway talents combine to create 'Up Here,' a TV musical about relationships
BRUCE R. MILLER
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After an unexpected series of events leaves his plans for the future in tatters, Miguel (Carlos Valdes) chases after a new dream in the high stakes world of investment banking in "Up Here."
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As she takes the next steps in her creative journey, Lindsay is sent in search of answers to a vexing question, while Miguel grapples with an impossible task of his own Miguel (Carlos Valdes) and Lindsey (Mae Whitman), shown in "Up Here."
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Carlos Valdes and Mae Whitman play a young couple finding each other in 1990s New York in "Up Here."
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As she takes the next steps in her creative journey, Lindsay is sent in search of answers to a vexing question, while Miguel grapples with an impossible task of his own in "Up Here." From left, Joan (Katie Finneran), Tom (John Hodgman), Celeste (Sophia Hammons), Lindsey (Mae Whitman), Miguel (Carlos Valdes), Renee (Emilia Suarez), Rosie (Andréa Burns), and Orson (Scott Porter).
LOS ANGELES – When the pandemic shut down New York theaters, Tony-winning director Thomas Kail called a number of friends and asked, “Do you have anything you want to do for TV?”
After an unexpected series of events leaves his plans for the future in tatters, Miguel (Carlos Valdes) chases after a new dream in the high stakes world of investment banking in "Up Here."
As she takes the next steps in her creative journey, Lindsay is sent in search of answers to a vexing question, while Miguel grapples with an impossible task of his own Miguel (Carlos Valdes) and Lindsey (Mae Whitman), shown in "Up Here."
As she takes the next steps in her creative journey, Lindsay is sent in search of answers to a vexing question, while Miguel grapples with an impossible task of his own in "Up Here." From left, Joan (Katie Finneran), Tom (John Hodgman), Celeste (Sophia Hammons), Lindsey (Mae Whitman), Miguel (Carlos Valdes), Renee (Emilia Suarez), Rosie (Andréa Burns), and Orson (Scott Porter).
