The original show featured a book by Neil Simon and a score composed by Burt Bacharach and Hal David.
The new production — directed and choreographed by Rob Ashford — will star Sean Hayes and Emmy and Tony Award-winning Broadway alum Kristin Chenoweth, producer John Gore told The Associated Press Monday. Sean is best known for playing Jack on the popular NBC comedy Will & Grace, while Krisitin won an Emmy on the now-defunct ABC series Pushing Daisies. She last appeared on Broadway in the 2006 revival of The Apple Tree.

Promises, Promises will open April 25, 2010, at the Broadway Theatre. Preview performances begin March 28.

Paramedics were called backstage at the Nokia Theater after the star, who won her first Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Emmy Award for her role as Olive Snook on the now-defunct ABC series Pushing Daisies,first complained about a migraine headache, then said she couldn’t open her eyes.

Paramedics onsite cared for the star in the room outside of the backstage gift lounge. She rested and then left the ceremony.

Kristin, who had given a tearful acceptance speech just moments before, wasted no time using the award as a new resume booster.

“I’m unemployed now so I’d like to be on ‘Mad Men,’” she said while accepting the award. “I also like ‘The Office’ and ‘24.’”

Chenoweth is also known for her award-winning performance in the Broadway musical Wicked.

The noted actress, who snagged a Tony Award for her performance in the Broadway musical You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, is up for a Best Supporting Actress trophy for her role on the recently-cancelled ABC dark comedy Pushing Daisies at next month’s Primetime Emmy Awards

Kristin Chenoweth, who earned an Emmy nomination for her starring role on the recently cancelled ABC series Pushing Daisies, promoted the release of her holiday LP with a performance of “Do You Hear What I Hear” on The View Monday.

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