The 'Glee' star's prophecy has finally been fulfilled!
: Lea Michele is indeed taking over for Beanie Feldstein in September, with four-time Tony nominee Tovah Feldshuh joining her to replace Jane Lynch.
Lea Michele’s confirmation feels like a culmination. Not only has the performer, who got her start on Broadway before pivoting to primetime TV on Ryan Murphy’s Emmy-winningperformed songs from the Tony-nominated musicalFurthermore, much like her single-minded character Rachel Berry, Michele has always had big Broadway dreams.
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