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Hank Azaria, who recently went public with his thanks to his friend, the late Matthew Perry, for helping him get sober in 2006, has joined the producing team – along with Jason Biggs and
Edie Falco – of _The White Chip,_ an upcoming Off Broadway “recovery comedy” by Sean Daniels. Also announced today was the cast additions of Crystal Dickinson (_Clybourne Park_) and Jason
Tam (_A Chorus Line_), who join the previously announced Joe Tapper (_You Can’t Take It With You_). “We are so happy to welcome new producers and cast members to our production of Sean’s
essential, life-saving play,” said producer Annaleigh Ashford in a statement. “Hank, Jason and Edie, all extraordinary artists, have so selflessly shared their stories of recovery with the
public, so to have them join us in amplifying this play is a true honor. We are over the moon, too, that Crystal and Jason – both powerhouse talents – will join Joe onstage. We feel so
lucky.” Daniels’ autobiographical play, directed by Sheryl Kaller (_Next Fall, Mothers & Sons_), will begin performances at The Susan & Ronald Frankel Theater in The Robert W. Wilson
MCC Theater Space on January 22, 2024, with an opening night set for February 1. The official synopsis: “In _The White Chip_, Steven (Tapper) is on top of the world and steps away from his
dream job running one of the most exciting theaters in the country, but also an alcoholic spinning out of control. The play follows his life from first sip to first love and all the way to
rock bottom, where he begins his wild – hilarious and heartbreaking – journey to recovery.” _The White Chip_ is produced by Annaleigh Ashford, John Larroquette, Ryan Hampton, and the
nonprofit organization The Recovery Project. Additional new producers announced today are John Beyer, Linda Karns, Nick Mills and Barbara Manocherian. Our sister publication Variety was the
first to report.