BOOP! The Musical on Broadway tickets

By: Bob Martin
Songs by: David Foster (music) and Susan Birkenhead (lyrics)
Director: Jerry Mitchell
Choreography: Jerry Mitchell
Cast list: Jasmine Amy Rogers (as Betty Boop), Faith Prince (as Valentina), Ainsley Melham (as Dwayne), Erich Bergen (as Raymond), Stephen DeRosa (as Grampy), Anastacia McCleskey (as Carol), Angelica Hale (as Trisha), Phillip Huber (as Pudgy the Dog), Aubie Merrylees (as Oscar)
Sets: David Rockwell
Costumes: Gregg Barnes
Lighting: Philip S. Rosenberg
Sound: Gareth Owen
Other info: Projection design by Finn Ross, hair and wig design by Sabana Majeed, makeup design by Michael Clifton, illusion design by Skylar Fox, marionette design by The Huber Marionettes, music supervision and arrangements by Daryl Waters, orchestrations by Doug Besterman, dance music arrangements by Zane Mark

BOOP! The Musical in New York marks the first time the timeless heroine Betty Boop has graced the stage, sung, and danced on stage. Audiences can expect razzle dazzle song and dance numbers, tons of heart, and a story of joyful empowerment in BOOP! The Betty Boop Musical. Following its acclaimed run in Chicago, the new musical now comes to Broadway for its debut at the Broadhurst Theatre.

The winning creative team brings a nearly 100-year-old icon to life, introducing her and her signature looks and outfits to a whole new generation. Lovers of old-timey, dazzling musicals will find much to adore in this heartwarming story full of toe-tapping tunes. Get ready for infectious charm, and music, in this Broadway spectacle.

What to watch for

• Be prepared for lots of glorious dancing and Broadway pizzazz: veteran director Jerry Mitchell is celebrated for his high-energy shows, as with Hairspray.
• “You are capable of amazing things,” Betty Boop reminds her audience. Our heroine through an uplifting story, Betty Boop goes through each obstacle with beauty, smarts, and grace.
• Critics loved the Chicago run of the show, sharing, per WGN Radio/TV, the world of the play a “joyous, spectacular, and a creative wonderland.”
• Few bookwriters love musicals as much as Bob Martin: The Prom was about actors and The Drowsy Chaperone was about one man’s affection for an old-fashioned musical.

Additional Information

This production contains moments of darkness.

This production uses theatrical haze and smoke.

Children under 4 are not permitted in the theatre.

No weapons permitted on the premises. No outside food or beverages, electric scooters, e-bikes, or battery-powered transportation devices, except when medically necessary.

All items are subject to inspection. Anything brought into the theatre must fit on your lap or completely under your seat without blocking any aisles. Avoid bringing packages, luggage, and backpacks. Some items must be checked.

The use of cameras, cell phones, and other recording devices during the show is strictly prohibited by law, except when used for accessibility services.