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Heated Rivalry Musical Hits Off-Broadway

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Heated Rivalry musical parody, inspired by the steamy hockey romance novel and HBO series, is heading to Off-Broadway this spring. Starring Jay Armstrong Johnson and Jimin Moon, the eight-week run kicks off May 12th at Sixth Floor Theater. Fans of the original series have fueled its popularity, with tickets already on sale.

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Heated Rivalry Musical Hits Off-Broadway. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 31st, that cheeky musical parody, Heated Ravary, is levelling up from sold-out concerts to an off-broadway run this spring. A kick-off performances on May 12th at the 6th Floor Theatre on West 27th Street in New York, with opening night set for May, 26th, the limited 8-week stint stars Jay Armstrong Johnson as Ilya Rosanov and Jim and Moon as Shane Hollander. The show draws from Rachel Reed's steamy hockey romance novel and its buzzy HBO adaptation, turning rival NHL stars into a pop-fueled love story full. Of original songs and fun twists, earlier this year, eight concert versions flew through tickets, sparking this full production push. Fans of the book and series have gone wild for its raw take on queer love and pro sports, building a huge following that exploded with the TV versions, breakout leads, that energy carried over, making the parody a hot ticket right away. Joining the leads are stage pros like Ryan Redman from Frozen, Cherry Torres from Hamilton

and Ryan Duncan. The creative team handles book, music, choreography, and designs, with tickets already on sale now. Johnson steps out briefly from June 15th through 22nd. If you're into that slow-burn rivalry romance, this stage send up promises laughs, heat, and hooks that'll have you humming long after the final bow. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI.

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