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13.03.2020 - 19:29 / justjared.com
Sara Bareilles has announced that she and co-star Gavin Creel will be leaving the London cast of Waitress earlier than planned so that they can get back to the U.S. before travel restrictions are put in place because of Coronavirus.
The two stars were scheduled to play the roles of Jenna and Dr. Pomatter in the musical through March 21, but they will now play their final show on March 14.
“It is with a heavy heart that I write this letter to inform you that Gavin and I will be playing our final
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