Jeremy Jordan has been cast as Broadway’s new Bobby Darin in the musical “Just in Time.” He will take over the role from Jonathan Groff on April 21, 2025. This transition marks an exciting moment for the production as they introduce a new lead to the audience.
About Jeremy Jordan
Jordan is a well-established figure in Broadway theater. He earned a Tony nomination for his performance in the title role of “Floyd Collins.” His portfolio includes notable performances in shows like “Rock of Ages,” “West Side Story,” and “Waitress.” As an actor consistently gaining prominence, Jordan is expected to bring a fresh energy to the role of Bobby Darin.
Expectations from the Production Team
Director Alex Timbers expressed enthusiasm about Jordan joining the cast. He stated, “His talent, charisma, and emotional fearlessness make him the perfect artist to step into the role.” The production team aims to create a unique version of the show that highlights Jordan’s distinct abilities.
Original Cast Highlights
- Jonathan Groff will perform his final show on March 29, 2025.
- Groff’s run has been met with consistent acclaim, with nearly every performance sold out.
- Groff is known for his Tony-winning performance in “Merrily We Roll Along.”
Production Details
“Just in Time” debuted on Broadway on April 26, 2025. The musical narrates Darin’s life and features several of his iconic songs, including “Beyond the Sea” and “Mack the Knife.” The production has a strong creative team, including:
- Book by Warren Leight and Isaac Oliver.
- Choreography by Shannon Lewis.
- Music supervision and arrangements by Andrew Resnick.
- Scenic design by two-time Tony winner Derek McLane.
- Costume design by eight-time Tony winner Catherine Zuber.
- Lighting design by Justin Townsend and sound design by Peter Hylenski.
Looking Ahead
As Jeremy Jordan steps into the role of Bobby Darin in “Just in Time,” audiences can expect a new interpretation of the beloved character. His performance is set to captivate Broadway audiences, bringing a thrilling dynamic to the production.
