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Broadway's 'Two Strangers' Stars' Real Bond Shines
27 May
Summary
- New music video features stars high above Manhattan.
- Actors' offstage friendship mirrors onstage chemistry.
- Musical nominated for eight Tony Awards.

A captivating new music video for the Broadway musical "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)" has been released, offering an exclusive look at the chemistry between its stars, Christiani Pitts and Sam Tutty. The video, titled "If I Believed," features the duo performing a powerful ballad atop Edge, with the glittering New York City skyline as their backdrop.
Interwoven with the dramatic cityscape shots are intimate behind-the-scenes glimpses of Pitts and Tutty. These moments capture their genuine offstage friendship, from backstage banter to opening night celebrations, mirroring the warmth audiences experience in the musical. This visual approach underscores the deeply felt connection the actors have forged, which critics and fans have praised.
The two-person musical, which opened on Broadway in November 2025 after successful runs in Boston and London, has earned eight Tony Award nominations, including for Best Musical and acting nods for its leads. The story follows Dougal, an optimistic Brit searching for his father, and Robin, a guarded New Yorker who helps him navigate the city, highlighting themes of unexpected connection and personal transformation.
Both Pitts and Tutty have spoken about the natural ease of their friendship, noting how it enhances their performances. Tutty, making his Broadway debut, even mentioned having to consciously remind himself of their characters' initial unfamiliarity. "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)" is currently playing at the Longacre Theatre.