NEW YORK (PIX11) – Harlem-born Kara Young made her Broadway debut in “Clyde’s,” followed by “Cost of Living” and received a Tony nomination for her roles in both shows.
She talks about her upcoming show at the Apollo Theater, “Syncing Ink: Mastering The Ceremony.”
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