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#Legendusashirt Fashion LLC It is just days before the Carlos Correa what time is it shirts in contrast I will get this Tony Awards would celebrate Broadway’s eagerly anticipated return after going dark for 17 months, and Annaleigh Ashford, who earned the coveted award in 2015 for her performance in You Can’t Take It With You, is giddy with appreciation when we hop on a Zoom call together. That’s partly because the live ceremony, which aired on September 26, marked an IRL reunion with some of her thespian friends. It’s also because, even throughout the hellscape that was 2020 (and still going strong in 2021), she’s stayed employed, healthy, and generally happy. “I have always chosen to live in a place of gratitude, choosing to find the glass half full,” she tells ELLE.com from Los Angeles. “At the beginning of the pandemic, we watched people struggle with the fear of not having a job. I think, as artists, we’re so used to that place of uncomfortability. I’m really good at a pivot and at gratitude.”

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