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Photos Can You Name These Past Roles Played by The Rose Tattoo Star Marisa Tomei? The Academy Award winner stars in the Tennessee Williams revival from Roundabout Theatre Company, which opens on Broadway October 15.

By Nathan Skethway

October 14, 2019

Marisa Tomei in The Rose Tattoo Joan Marcus

Oscar winner Marisa Tomei is back on Broadway in the Roundabout Theatre Company’s revival of Tennessee Williams’ The Rose Tattoo at the American Airlines Theatre. Pictured below are several of Tomei’s other stage outings. Can you identify each title?

The production, co-starring Emun Elliott and directed by Trip Cullman, is scheduled to run through December 8 at the American Airlines Theatre.

Flip through the gallery below to test your knowledge:

Can You Name These Past Roles Played by The Rose Tattoo Star Marisa Tomei?

The Rose Tattoo_Broadway_Production Photos_2019_Marisa Tomei_HR — Can You Name These Past Roles Played by The Rose Tattoo Star Marisa Tomei?

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How_to_Transcend_a_Happy_Marriage_Production_Photo_Off-Broadway_HR — Omar Metwally, Marisa Tomei, Lena Hall, Austin Smith, and David McElwee

Kyle Froman

How to Transcend a Happy Marriage Playbill - March 2017

Michael C. Hall and Marisa Tomei

The Realistic Joneses Playbill - July 2014

Marisa Tomei and Frank Whaley in the 2011 New Group production of <i>Marie and Bruce</i> — Marisa Tomei and Frank Whaley in the 2011 New Group production of Marie and Bruce

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Elizabeth Marvel and Marisa Tomei in the 2008 Broadway production of <i>Top Girls</i> — Elizabeth Marvel and Marisa Tomei in the 2008 Broadway production of Top Girls

Top Girls Playbill - Opening Night

Al Pacino and Marisa Tomei in <i>Oscar Wilde's Salome: The Reading</i>. — Al Pacino and Marisa Tomei in Oscar Wilde's Salome: The Reading.

Photo by Joan Marcus

Salome Playbill - Opening Night — Salome Playbill

Marisa Tomei

Wait Until Dark Playbill - Opening Night, April 1998

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Williams’ The Rose Tattoo, which won the Tony for Best Play in 1951, tells the story of a widow who finds passion in the arms of a new suitor in New Orleans. Following its Tony-winning Broadway premiere, the play was subsequently seen on the Main Stem in 1966 and 1995.