Just In Time Tickets

Matthew Morrison is a versatile actor who is recognized for his work on-stage and on-screen. He has been nominated for Tony, Emmy and Golden Globe Awards.  Morrison made his debut on Broadway in Footloose, but his big break came when he was cast as heartthrob Link Larkin in the hit Hairspray. Morrison was later nominated for a Tony Award for his role in The Light in the Piazza and received a Drama Desk Nomination for Outstanding Actor in a Musical for 10 Million Miles. He also starred in the Tony-winning Broadway revival of South Pacific at Lincoln Center Theater, and as J.M Barrie in the musical Finding Neverland.  Morrison received two Drama Desk nominations for his role and won the category of Favorite Actor in a Musical in the Broadway.com Audience Awards.  In addition to his Broadway tenure Morrison is probably best known for starring in Fox’s musical comedy series Glee, where he played the director of the glee club, Mr. Schuester. The show was created by Ryan Murphy and received the Golden Globe award Best Television Series – Comedy or Musical in 2010 and 2011 and won The Screen Actors Guild Award for best ensemble. Morrison was also nominated for Best Actor those years.  Morrison has many other iconic roles on TV/Film, but most notably on the hit CBS show The Good Wife, where he played the role of U.S. Attorney, Conor Fox, through the series finale, and as Paul Stadler throughout Season 13 and 14 of ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy.  Morrison has released four studio albums.  His debut, self-titled album through Mercury Records in 2011 which featured an A-list lineup of guest artists including Sting, Gwyneth Paltrow and Sir Elton John. And most recently, “Where It All Began,” which is a Broadway standards record that was produced by the legendary Phil Ramone. 

Joe Barbara made his Broadway debut as Danny Zuko in the Jeff Calhoun/Tommy Tune revival of Grease! He created the role of Carmine in Broadway’s A Bronx Tale, before taking over as Sonny. He played Gyp in Jersey Boys both in Las Vegas and the film version Jersey Boys Live! with Nick Jonas. Off Broadway: Rock & Roll Man, Tony ’n’ Tina’s Wedding. World premieres: A Bronx Tale and The Wanderer (Paper Mill Playhouse). TV: Joe Carlino on Another World (series regular), All My Children, Law & Order, Blue Bloods, FBI. Joe’s the voice of Ray Boccino in Grand Theft Auto IV. Director: A Bronx Tale (Seven Angels Theatre), and the feature film Little Maestro, currently in development.

Ariana Madix has paved her own unique path in the world of entertainment and reality TV, recently making her Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in Chicago. Born and raised in Melbourne, FL, Ariana began performing as soon as she could walk. After a successful competitive equestrian career and winning two national dance championships, this talented newcomer received Bachelor’s degrees in Theatre and Broadcast Communications from Flagler College. It wasn’t long before Ariana set out to pursue her dream and moved to New York City where she became a part of the sketch comedy world. Working extensively with College Humor, MTV, and ESPN helped to solidify Ariana’s quick dry wit and biting sarcasm. Madix is now based in Los Angeles, has a diverse resume in film & tv including Bravo's Vanderpump Rules. Turning her "survival job" as a bartender into an enterprise, Ariana's path is truly unique. She was a finalist on season 32 of ABC's Dancing with the Stars. Her book Single AF Cocktails: Drinks for Bad B*tches has just been released. 

Olivia Holt made her Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in the long-running revival of Chicago in 2023. She is an actor and singer who recently starred in Netflix’s Jingle Bell Heist, Sony’s Heart Eyes, and Prime Video’s Totally Killer. Olivia rose to prominence on Disney Channel’s Kickin’ It and later starred in Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger and the popular Freeform/Hulu series Cruel Summer.  She continues to work across film, television, and music, developing new projects as both a performer and producer.

Lance is ecstatic to reunite with fellow New Yorker Alex Timbers.  Lance made his Broadway debut as the King of Cartoons in Peewee Herman on Broadway under Alex's direction. He worked with him again at Roundabout in the revival of The Robber Bridegroom as Clement Musgrove. Lance has become a Broadway regular, appearing in the original casts of Sister Act, Ghost, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Scarlett Johansson), Moss Hart’s Act One, Finding Neverland, Sunset Boulevard (Glenn Close revival), My Fair Lady (Lauren Ambrose and Laura Benanti), The Music Man (Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster) and I Need That (Danny Devito). Off Broadway credits include The Liquid Plain (Signature), March of the Falsettos (Whizzer replacement at Playwrights Horizons), Forbidden Hollywood (Triad) and sang “New York, New York” at Radio City in their musical, America, circa 1980! He took a 25-year detour to Los Angeles, where he was lucky to play almost every theater in SoCal, including the Shubert, Dorothy Chandler, Mark Taper Forum, LATC, Geffen Playhouse, The Ricardo Montalban, The Coronet, La Jolla Playhouse, The Old Globe, Lawrence Welk, Moonlight, Musical Theater West, LaMirada, Sacramento Music Circus, San Diego Rep, and The Tiffany, where he produced and directed the smash hit LA company of The All Night Strut (also performed in the PBS special). Favorite shows were the LA sit-down companies of Cats, I Love You You’re Perfect Now Change, Forbidden Hollywood, Ain’t Misbehavin’, and his 7 ½-year stint as Jafar in the original company of Aladdin, a musical spectacular at Disney California Adventure. Regionally, he has been in Elf (Pioneer), White Christmas (Paper Mill Playhouse), Spells of the Sea (Kennedy Center), Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (The Goodman), Annie (Ordway), Christmas Carol (McCarter), Their Eyes Were Watching God (Karamu), I’m Not Rappaport, Driving Miss Daisy, and a bunch of plays that will never see the light of day! He is a familiar face on television, from his Gillette spot to his appearances on FBI, Poker Face, SVU, Blacklist, Blue Bloods, The Best Man, Pose, and about 40 others. Check imdb.com for the full listing. His film appearances have included scenes with Al Pacino, Jane Fonda, Tina Fey, Adam Driver, Jason Bateman, Kathryn Hahn and his upcoming short film co-starring André De Shields, directed by Robert Sweeting, called The Entertainer. He started his career in the nightclubs of Manhattan in the late 70s/early 80s and he played the Copa at 18. 

Tristen Buettel is a Swing in the company of Just in Time, whose Broadway credits include Boop! The Musical, and Bad Cinderella. Off Broadway & National Tours include Jersey Boys. Regional credits include Frozen, Anne of Green Gables, The Muny, Alliance Theatre, and MT Wichita.

Caesar Samayoa has been seen on Broadway in Come From Away, Sister Act, The Pee Wee Herman Show. Select off-Broadway includes Love's Labour's Lost (Delacorte Theater) and Shakespeare's R&J, Bernstein's Mass (Carnegie Hall). Credits include leading roles in film, TV, off-Broadway and tegional theater companies including The Public Theatre, Yale Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, Goodspeed Musicals, and Tectonic Theater Project. Caesar has also appeared as a soloist at Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center and various national and international concert tours. BFA, Ithaca College.

Just In Time is Debbie Gravitte’s ninth Broadway show, and has won a Tony Award and Grammy Award, and was nominated for two Drama Desk Nominations, and an Emmy nomination. Broadway credits include Jerome Robbins’ Broadway, Les Misérables, Zorba, Chicago and They’re Playing Our Song. Appearances include Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, four PBS specials, and over two hundred symphony orchestras worldwide. Film credits include The Little Mermaid and Isn't She Great. Debbie has performed on four solo albums, has one husband and three children, and is the President/founder of group5productions.

Emily Bergl, a unique actress among her peers, is known for her ability to transform from role to role. With versatility across genres, she has had a flourishing career in television, film and theater. As a young actress understudying on Broadway, Emily was chosen from a nationwide casting call to play the lead in The Rage: Carrie 2, her very first job on camera. Wary of being typecast as a scream queen, she returned to the theater to play Juliet opposite Neil Patrick Harris, then starred in The Lion in Winter on Broadway opposite Laurence Fishburne and Stockard Channing. Emily’s roles on television are so transformative she is often unrecognizable from one character to the next: Alex Bornstein’s ditzy, resourceful sister in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, a hardnosed investigator on Mindhunter, and a gun toting, trailer park Chicago mother in Shameless. On Desperate Housewives, she shocked audiences as the suicidal housewife Beth Young. Other regular television roles include You, Dirty John, The Knick, American Crime, How to Get Away with Murder, Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy, Southland, Men in Trees, and The Gilmore Girls. True to her original roots, Emily has combined a thriving television career with equally diverse roles in the theater. She recently starred on Broadway opposite Sean Hayes in Goodnight Oscar, for which she was nominated for a Drama Desk award. Other Broadway appearances include The Ferryman, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opposite Scarlett Johansson, and A Touch of the Poet opposite Gabriel Byrne. Off-Broadway she has starred in Shakespeare in the Park, and has originated roles in new works by Gina Gionfriddo, Christopher Shinn, and Wendy Wasserstein. She has played iconic parts in classic dramas from Moliere to Thornton Wilder at the Lincoln Center, the Roundabout Theater, and the Williamstown Theater Festival, among others. Perhaps Emily’s most unique career aspect is that she has reinvented herself as a cabaret singer. She has played the premier night clubs across the country from the Cafe Carlyle to Yoshi’s and made the last album to be recorded in the Oak Room, Emily Bergl Live at the Algonquin. Emily will be appearing opposite Jonathan Groff on Broadway in Just in Time this spring. She can also be seen in the upcoming film The History of Sound, starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor.

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