Broadway's "Just in Time" Celebrates Bobby Darin with Jonathan Groff
Jonathan Groff shines in the new Broadway musical "Just in Time," portraying Bobby Darin's life and legacy in an engaging musical experience.
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Overview
"Just in Time," directed by Alex Timbers, features Jonathan Groff in a dynamic portrayal of Bobby Darin, weaving personal and musical narratives into a vibrant Broadway experience. The show highlights Darin's life through an art deco nightclub setting, merging Groff’s engaging performance with a talented ensemble. Audiences witness Darin’s rise amidst personal struggles and vibrant music, capturing the essence of the era and showcasing Groff's abilities in an immersive production. The musical cleverly engages the audience, making it a memorable night on Broadway.
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Analysis
- Jonathan Groff's performance in 'Just in Time' effectively channels Bobby Darin's charisma while adding a personal touch, showcasing his growth as a Broadway star.
- The show's unique cabaret-style setup enhances the intimacy of Darin's life story, making it engaging for the audience while maintaining high production values.
- Director Alex Timbers and the creative team successfully blend compelling performances with Darin's well-known hits, recreating a glamorous retro nightclub ambiance.
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The premiere of 'Just in Time' is scheduled for April 23, 2025, at the Circle in the Square Theatre.
Alex Timbers directs 'Just in Time'. He is known for directing other notable musicals like 'Moulin Rouge' and 'Beetlejuice'.
The cast includes Joe Barbara, Michele Pawk, Lance Roberts, Caesar Samayoa, Christine Cornish, Julia Grondin, Valeria Yamin, John Treacy Egan, Tari Kelly, Matt Magnusson, Khori Michelle Petinaud, Larkin Reilly, Emily Bergl, Gracie Lawrence as Connie Francis, and Erika Henningsen as Sandra Dee.
The theatre is transformed into an 'immersive nightclub-like destination' with two stages and a cabaret-style seating plan.
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