Broadway stars Patrick Page and Laura Benanti bring shows to Boston
Patrick Page will look at the origins of evil in "All the Devils are Here," while Laura Benanti just wants to make you laugh in "Nobody Cares."
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Multiple award-winning journalist David Wade co-anchors WBZ-TV News at 5, 6 and 11 p.m.
Over the course of his distinguished broadcast career, Wade has been nominated for dozens of Boston/New England Emmy Awards and has won 25 including two for Best Anchor, two for Best Reporter, and multiple wins for Best Writer.
A Massachusetts native raised in Somerville, Wade previously worked at Boston's WFXT-TV where he was a weekday anchor at 5 and 10 p.m. He joined WFXT-TV in 1998 and spent four years as a general assignment reporter before being named anchor.
Before joining WFXT in 1998, Wade was a reporter at WXXA-TV (Fox) in Albany, New York. Before that, he began his broadcast career in 1995 as a reporter at WRNN-TV in Rye Brook, New York.
David is a 1995 graduate of Emerson College with a BA degree in broadcast journalism. He graduated from Tewksbury High School in 1991.
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