Sam Tutty Takes Broadway in ‘Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)’

Sam Tutty arrived in New York in early October, unaware he was in for a rather rude weather awakening. “It’s the coldest I’ve ever felt in my entire life,” the English actor says. Tutty, the star of “Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York),” has been surviving the New York winter with a team of humidifiers — and warmed by rave reviews for his Broadway debut. The West Sussex native stars as Dougal in the two-person show, which arrived on Broadway after runs off-West End, on the West End and in Cambridge, Mass. Finally, the New York-set show made its way to Broadway in November, at the Longacre.   The charmingly titled “Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)” follows Dougal, who flies to the city to attend his estranged father’s wedding. He is greeted at the airport by Robin, a native New Yorker who is the bride’s sister.  Tutty, 27, has starred as Dougal since the show’s off-West End run, in 2023.  “It was meant to be a six-week gig in a lovely theater called The Kiln in North London, in Kilburn,” he recalls. “And it just continuously blossomed and evolved into eventually what we know it to be today.” He first learned of

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