With Stars Galore, It Must Be Opening Night for It Must Be Him

Don’t let the low-key venue (the Peter Jay Sharp Theatre on Theater Row) or limited five-week run fool you: Hollywood comedy vet Kenny Solms (The Carol Burnett Show) attracted an A-list cast and opening night crowd for his autobiographical comedy It Must Be Him. The new play, centering on a no-longer-hot comedy writer (Peter Scolari) who’s having a serious midlife crisis, made its official off-Broadway debut on September 1, and Solms’ famous friends (hi, Anjelica Huston!) celebrated with him after the show at 48 Lounge. Click on to see lots of familiar faces at It Must Be Him.