Michael Jackson Musical Headed To Broadway

That's right theatre fans. Or should I say Michael Jackson fans. The "King of Pop" is headed to the Great White Way.

The show, which will feature a book by two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage (Sweat, Ruined), and direction and choreography by Tony Award winner Christopher Wheeldon (An American In Paris), will make it's Broadway bow in 2020.

Now for those of you that can't wait that long for your Michael Jackson fix, you can head on over to London, where Thriller- Live is now in it's sixth celebrated year. As of now, no theatre or any out of town tryouts have been announced. Stay tuned to this website for further updates.

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Thriller-Live Extends In London

Thriller-Live, the new musical which celebrates the life and career of music icon Michael Jackson has announced that it will be extending it's current run at the Lyric Theatre in London. The show which opened on January 21 and was originally scheduled to thru April 12 is now selling tickets thru September 27.

Thriller Live, which pays tribute to the musical hits and career of Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5, has previously enjoyed three U.K. tours as well as engagements in Germany, Holland and Scandinavia. The shows performance schedule currently includes two Sunday showings every week at 3 and 7 PM, as well as Tuesday-Saturday evening performances at 8 PM and an additional Saturday matinee at 4 PM. From April 14 onwards, the evening performances will be at 7:30 PM on Tuesday-Friday. All other performance times stay the same.

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