Nick Cordero remembered in emotional tribute after Covid-19 death

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticThe Emmys’ In Memoriam segment Sunday left out a number of actors we lost in 2020, but the Television Academy hasn’t entirely overlooked them.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticNick Cordero was not included in the Emmy Award’s In Memoriam segment Sunday night, and Zach Braff, the late actor’s friend and former Broadway co-star, says it wasn’t for supporters’ lack of trying.“For those wondering: The Emmys chose to leave Nick Cordero out of the memorial montage,” Braff tweeted today. “I had no idea one had to campaign to get their loved one in.

Florence Pugh is expressing her love for Nick Cordero. The 24-year-old actress honored the late Broadway star on Thursday, which would've been his 42nd birthday.

disabled boy who appeared on DIY SOS. Darren Hudson was in need of support from the BBC programme after a degenerative spinal condition left him unable to walk and he was confined to a wheelchair.

Rangers legend Fernando Ricksen on the first anniversary of his death. The Dutchman died on September 18 last year in a hospice just outside Glasgow after a six year battle with motor neurone disease.

Nick Cordero took to Instagram on Thursday to honor the late Broadway star on what would've been his 42nd birthday. Cordero died in July from complications of COVID-19.In the touching post, Kloots shared photos and videos from Cordero's birthday party last year, which feature him smiling, blowing out candles on a cake, and cuddling with his wife and now 1-year-old son, Elvis.«My angel in heaven is celebrating his birthday today.

 Nick Cordero , the Broadway star who died from COVID-19 on July 5, is set to air on broadwayondemand.com on Sunday starting at 7 p.m. EST.

A tribute to Tony Award nominee Nick Cordero, who died of COVID-19 complications, will stream on Sunday, Sept. 6.

Nick Cordero‘s life and legacy were remembered in a heartwarming tribute streamed on BroadwayOnDemand.com on Sunday evening. The late actor’s friends and Broadway colleagues shared touching memories of Cordero’s impact on stage, while his wife, Amanda Kloots, emotionally recounted their time together and his fight to live amid his health struggles. 

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNick Cordero, the Broadway actor who died in July of coronavirus at the age of 41, was remembered Sunday as a mega-talent with a commanding presence and husky baritone, who remained humble about his many successes when not taking center stage.The Tony-nominated star of “Bullets Over Broadway,” “The Toxic Avenger” and “Waitress” was honored at a special memorial tribute that streamed on Broadway on Demand.

Nick Cordero's life and legacy were remembered in a heartwarming tribute streamed on BroadwayOnDemand.com on Sunday evening. The late actor's friends and Broadway colleagues shared touching memories of Cordero's impact on stage, while his wife, Amanda Kloots, emotionally recounted their time together and his fight to live amid hishealth struggles. Cordero died on July 5, following a lengthy hospitalization and numerous health complications due to COVID-19.

Amanda Kloots is remembering her late husband Nick Cordero in a tribute on Instagram, posted just a few hours before his public memorial which is streaming tonight.

Amanda Kloots continues to mourn the loss of the love of her life — and we’re right there in missing Broadway star Nick Cordero after his tragic death two months ago.

confirmed Friday via a heartbreaking Facebook post.

After her late husband Nick Cordero‘s death, Amanda Kloots decided to finish his song “Not Far Away” and record it as a duet between them.