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Just In Time Reviews

Experience the journey of the legendary Bobby Darin in this immersive Broadway musical.

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Critics’ Reviews (3)

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The New York Times

"Jonathan Groff is sensational! Thrilling sonically and emotionally, he gives one of Broadway's best performances."

The New York Times

Jesse Green

Entertainment Weekly

"An utterly electrifying experience. Seeing Just In Time just once won't be enough."

Entertainment Weekly

Shania Russell

The Washington Post

"A dazzling and immersive love letter to live performance."

The Washington Post

Naveen Kumar

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Fabulous show. Love both Matthew and Isa performance.
"Loved the shows set. The lighting and sound were superior. All performers were great."
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Michele R from Highland on Apr 9, 2026
A good show
"Show was a good review of Bobby Darin and had recognizable songs. Good energy and good dancing. Script was OK. Entertaining and worth seeing. As a biographical show, Beautiful (Carol King) had better script."
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 2, 2025
It's Jonathan Groff all the way
"Jonathan Groff is a multi-talented Broadway baby, and he aims to please. In "Just in Time," he hits the mark. He is so likable that when other characters concur that his Bobby Darin character was a piece of work and difficult, it is confusing to the audience that has just finished falling in love with him. This jukebox musical features all the hits and about a thousand costume changes for its talented cast. It is fun, entertaining, and engaging, except for a dip in the second act when it gets wordy and bogs down a bit. This experience is not about the show. It is about Mr. Groff and he is definately worth the price of admission."
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Randy S from Philadelphia on Jun 26, 2025
Bit of a let down
"The lead is probably the most charismatic performer since Hugh Jackman. Beautiful voice, great energy. Frankly the supporting cast did not measure up and the story was weak. But then I am not a big fan of jukebox musicals. Go see it to witness a truly gifted performer. "
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Broadway.com Customer on May 19, 2025
Jonathan Groff nails it
"Jonathan Groff is terrific, as always. Worth seeing for his performance. The show itself was good and kept moving but some of the supporting cast was disappointing. "
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Susan T from Oakland Gardens, NY on Apr 23, 2025
Fun show, but orchestra too loud.
"Fun, high energy show, but the orchestra, especially the drummer, was drowning out the dialogue. There is no need to amplify the musicians when they are up on the stage. My iWatch kept going off warning of dangerous noise."
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 27, 2025
Go for Groff
"Jonathan Groff is fabulous in this show, as are his female costars, and I always love the intimacy of Circle in the Square productions. I didn’t find the “plot” of the show itself to be that interesting, and there are many more shows currently running that are more innovative and captivating."
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 17, 2025

About Just In Time

Just In Time is an “utterly electrifying” (Entertainment Weekly) new musical that brings to life the story of Bobby Darin, the legendary singer whose short but remarkable journey took him from teen idol to global sensation. Developed and directed by Tony Award® winner Alex Timbers (Moulin Rouge!, Beetlejuice), with a book by Warren Leight and Isaac Oliver, the show immerses audiences into an intimate nightclub “so seductive in ambiance that you find yourself not wanting to go back outside” (Chicago Tribune). Complete with iconic hits including “Beyond the Sea,” “Mack the Knife,” “Splish Splash,” and “Dream Lover,” Just In Time is “a helluva good time at the theater” (Time Out).

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