Meryl Streep has revealed an unexpected person she would like to share the stage with in a potential Broadway project.
Meryl Streep has teased a surprise hint about a possible Broadway appearance, sparking excitement among fans.
Meryl Streep has sparked speculation about a possible return to Broadway—and whether Martin Short might join her.
The Oscar-winning star casually floated the idea during an appearance on Andy Cohen Live alongside her The Devil Wears Prada 2 castmates, immediately setting off excitement among theatre fans.
Meryl Streep has hinted at a possible return to Broadway, revealing she would love to share the stage with Martin Short.
Speaking during an appearance on Andy Cohen Live alongside her The Devil Wears Prada 2 co-stars, she said, “Oh, I would love to do so,” when asked about going back to the stage. She then added that she had discussed the idea with Short, saying they thought it “would be fun to do something together.”
The buzz comes after the pair grew close while working on Only Murders in the Building, where Streep played Loretta Durkin, a role that quickly won over fans.
Short has previously praised Streep’s grounded nature, saying she brings no ego to set despite her legendary status, calling her “polite, fun and generous.”
While fans continue to speculate about their off-screen chemistry, Short has clarified, “We’re not a couple, we are just very close friends.”
Streep also shared a more personal note about her outlook, joking that she has no plans for a memoir, calling it “too boring,” though she enjoys reading others’ life stories—especially audio versions.
For now, the idea of a Broadway collaboration remains unofficial, but the possibility has already sparked excitement among fans.
