'Killing Eve' star Jodie Comer needed to be helped off stage at her Broadway present as a result of she couldn't breathe
- Jodie Comer needed to depart her Broadway play on Wednesday after saying she could not breathe.
- Comer stopped the one-woman present after 10 minutes and could not proceed.
- New York is coping with horrible air high quality as hazy smoke from Canadian wildfires engulfs the world.
“Killing Eve” star Jodie Comer needed to depart her Wednesday efficiency of her one-woman Broadway play, “Prima Facie,” after telling the viewers she could not breathe due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, Selection reported.
Comer stopped the efficiency of “Prima Facie” about 10 minutes into the matinee present, a spokesperson for the present confirmed to Insider. Selection reported that Comer was helped off the stage by a stage supervisor.
The spokesperson informed Insider that Comer had problem respiratory due to the smoke that engulfed the town. Comer’s understudy, Dani Arlington, took over the position for the rest of the efficiency, the spokesperson stated.
“Prima Facie” has been nominated for 4 Tony Awards. Comer’s reps did not instantly reply to our request for remark.
New York is experiencing horrible air high quality as smoke from Canadian wildfires blows south.
Town’s sky has had a yellow hue for the final two days, and the air smells like smoke. The haze has been so dangerous that it blocked out the NYC skyline and compelled close by airports to floor and delay flights.
The National Weather Service has urged weak individuals, together with seniors and younger kids, to restrict their time outside till the smoke clears.
