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Isa Briones Calls Out Broadway Hecklers, Demands Respect in Shared Space
tv-and-movies27 days ago

Isa Briones Calls Out Broadway Hecklers, Demands Respect in Shared Space

Isa Briones, who joined the Broadway jukebox musical Just in Time as Connie Francis and stars on HBO's The Pitt, told fans on Instagram to stop heckling during performances, saying the interruptions are disrespectful to both performers and fellow audience members and reminding everyone that theater is a shared space. She joined the Just in Time cast in April, replacing Sarah Hyland, and the show is based on Bobby Darin’s life.

Briones: Broadway Is Not a Circus, Stop Shouting
entertainment28 days ago

Briones: Broadway Is Not a Circus, Stop Shouting

Isa Briones urged fans to stop shouting lines at her during Broadway Just in Time, saying Broadway is not a circus and calling for respect for performers and fellow audience members; the Pitt star, known for Hadestown, is now playing Connie Francis in Just in Time, while The Pitt continues to drive streaming numbers and Emmy buzz with season two and a planned third season.

Isa Briones Lands Connie Francis Lead in Broadway's Just In Time
entertainment2 months ago

Isa Briones Lands Connie Francis Lead in Broadway's Just In Time

Isa Briones, star of The Pitt, will take over as Connie Francis in Broadway's Just In Time, beginning April 1 (succeeding Sarah Hyland) opposite Matthew Morrison, with Jeremy Jordan joining April 21. Briones notes the role's 1950s-60s vocal style suits her and provides balance to the show's heavier material, and she feels prepared for an eight-show week after Hadestown.

Groff's Broadway Moment: A Matinee Idol Reborn
entertainment2 months ago

Groff's Broadway Moment: A Matinee Idol Reborn

Jonathan Groff wraps an eight-year journey from Spring Awakening prodigy to Broadway's leading man as he leaves Just in Time, a Bobby Darin bio-musical, having forged a deeply personal connection with audiences through eye contact and a radiant, openly gay presence; his star power is now a reliable draw for future productions like an all-male Rosalind with the Royal Shakespeare Company, marking his status as a modern Broadway matinee idol and a master of live performance.