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Visit Newsies. Corey Cott is the new Jack Kelly in Disney's NEWSIES on Broadway.
He is extremely intelligent, but also very, very strange. He kind of reminds me of the character, Dewey, who was the youngest son on the popular show, Malcolm in the Middle, who is very quirky in his own right, but does not really have the best set of social skills out there.Brick is often seen whispering to himself or talking to people that are not actually there.eaton is best known for her role as Debra in Everybody Loves Raymond and Flynn is well known for his role as the janitor in the hugely popular comedy series, Scrubs. These two combined make for some classic comedic moments and a really fun show to watch.