MJ Tickets

Ilario Grant is thrilled to return to Broadway in the titular role of MJ after starring as MJ in the Australian production of MJ the Musical. He previously made his Broadway debut with MJ, serving as standby for both MJ and Michael. His screen credits include Praise This (NBCUniversal) as Jermaine and Tyler Perry’s Assisted Living (BET+) as Cecil. Ilario is also an R&B artist, who was recognized in the group Afterours. He is proudly managed by Natarsha Garcia/AGI Entertainment and represented theatrically by J Pervis Talent. He thanks God for this opportunity to be Broadway’s MJ, and can’t wait to bless the audiences everyday with his performance.

Apollo hails from Abbeville, LA by way of South Bend, IN. Theater: Sister Act, Dreamgirls, Ragtime, and originated the role of Chinese Superhero The Monkey King in Beijing, China. Television: “Let’s Stay Together,” “Criminal Minds.” Experiencing the iconic videos for “Scream” and “Remember the Time”, Apollo was captivated by the artistry of “The King of Pop.” Former lead singer of rock band SteppHeavy, Apollo is excited to be making his Broadway debut with MJ.

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Broadway debut. New York: Blood and Gifts (Lincoln Center). Chicago: Steppenwolf, Goodman, Chicago Shakespeare, Writers’ Theatre, Court Theatre, Northlight Theatre, and more. Film/TV: Christmas Again (Disney), Chicago Fire, Chicago PD (NBC), Boss (Starz). Thanks to the whole MJ family for inviting me to the ride of my life!

Is thrilled to be back on Broadway! Broadway: Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark (Mary Jane), Groundhog Day (Nancy), Rock of Ages (Sherrie). West End: High School Musical (Sharpay). Television/Film credits include: The Blacklist, Blue Bloods, Cupertino, Instinct, Madam Secretary and Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman. Immense gratitude to those who support me – especially my parents, my husband Matthew and my babies, Llewyn and Florence. Representing the mums and my hometown of Bermuda. Dream big baby!

Joey was last seen on Broadway as Rudy The Voice in A Bronx Tale – The Musical. Twenty-year career on Broadway also includes: Nice Work If You Can Get It, How To Succeed in Business, The Drowsy Chaperone, Thoroughly Modern Millie, and the 2001 revival of Follies. Off-Broadway: Help (The Shed), Carmelina (York Theatre), Saturday Night (Second Stage), Summer of ’42 (Variety Arts). National Tour: Lord Evelyn in Anything Goes, The Fonz in Happy Days -The Musical, and Jimmy in Thoroughly Modern Millie. Regional: Trip To Bountiful (Actor’s Ensemble); Boeing, Boeing (Gulfshore); Crazy For You (Sharon); Lend Me A Tenor (Westchester Bway); White Christmas; Singin’ In The Rain; Nice Work If You Can Get It (Ogunquit); Victor, Victoria (TUTS); When You Wish (Phoenix Theatre); Animal Crackers (Williamstown). TV: FBI: Most Wanted, The Deuce, The Good Fight, Younger, Elementary, Deception, Person of Interest, The Path. Film: Conditional, New Year’s Eve, Valentine’s Day, Providence, and Audrey.

Sasha Allen is a Harlem-raised actress and vocalist whose career spans theatre, music, film, and television. Stage credits include starring as Dionne in the Tony-winning revival of Hair on Broadway and in London’s West End, as the Leading Player in the 1st National Tour of Pippin, and most recently as Katherine Jackson in Broadway’s MJ. Off-Broadway credits include For Colored Girls… and MCC Theater’s Walk on Through. Allen toured the world with The Rolling Stones for eight years, performing “Gimme Shelter” alongside Mick Jagger and appearing in Olé Olé Olé! and Havana Moon. She performed and recorded backing vocals for David Bowie, Celine Dion, Patti LaBelle, Babyface, Christina Aguilera, Alicia Keys, John Legend, Usher, Sara Bareilles, and Ariana Grande. Allen’s screen credits include starring in and opening the cult classic film Camp, Blue Bloods (CBS), and Power (Starz). She was a semifinalist and fan favorite on NBC’s The Voice.

Antoine is an Emmy Award Winner and is excited to be bringing MJ to Broadway. Other Broadway Credits include The Tony and Grammy Award-Winning The Color Purple (Revival); Carousel; Miss Saigon; Memphis; and the First Broadway National Tour of Cinderella.

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