Ali Louis Bourzgui's Vampire Musical: Edge & Soul

0:00It's April 30th, I'm Cory with the story, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News, today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Broadway just got a fresh bite with the new musical The Lost Boys, which opened at the Palace Theatre. It's based on that classic 1987 Vampire flick and stars 26-year-old Ali Louis Boer's Guy as David, the slick rock star leader of. A bloodthirsty gang in Santa Carla, California. The show mixes killer tunes from the rescues with wild aerial stunts and its already turning heads. The story follows a single mom and her two sons, who moved to town from Arizona, only to catch the eye of David's crew. Boer's Guy nailed the audition without even seeing the movie first, drawing inspo from icons like David Bowie, Billy Idol, and Scott Wyland. He's shifted from his usual nice guy roles to dig into this villain's twisted vulnerability. A Massachusetts native Boer's Guy hid Broadway this year in the revival of The Who's Tommy, then jumped into Hades town and off Broadway gigs.

1:03He's also building a name as a singer-songwriter in the folk rock duo, Resident Lightweight. That range shines in his big act one number, half to have you, even backed by slash on a studio track. Critics are loving it in a tough season for new musicals. Last week, the show snagged 11 Outer Critics Circle Award nominations, the most for any musical this year, with Boer's Guy up for featured, performer. Tony Nott could drop next week, keeping the buzz alive. Boer's Guy hopes this vampire spectacle proves Broadway can deliver heart alongside the thrills, caring for its people while pushing boundaries. It's got that rare mix of edge and soul that's got everyone talking.