BOOP! THE MUSICAL Reviews — Page 11

Kad said: "KevinKlawitter said: "Jasmine Amy Rogers posted arather cryptic tweetusing a Michael Jackson "I love to tour" GiF

Is she simply acknowledging theBoop!tour, or might she he coming back to lead it?"

The tour is non-union and Rogers has had zero problem getting exciting, high-profile jobs following her run on Broadway, so..."



I'm genuinely curious, is there confirmation somewhere this is non-union?

NETworks do both Equity and non-equity, and on their website they have the show listed as full week only. Definitely wouldn't be surprised if you're correct but haven't seen confirmation anywhere of this.

All of you saying it's non-equity are not being helpful when someone is asking where you see that information

Aliya Grace to lead the Boop tour

Updated On: 8/3/26 at 09:21 AM

Since Jerry Mitchell is quoted in the article about her casting, I'd have to think it's Equity.

Sometimes the original director/creatives are very active even in a non-Equity production, especially when it's the First National. They get paid (often handsomely), and they want their work to look good and be represented well since it's going to be seen by more people on the road than on Broadway.

(Maybe Mitchell and Rockwell and Finn Ross will devise a way to make the set & projections look less ugly ;) )

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Sometimes the original director/creatives are very active even in a non-Equityproduction, especially when it's the First National. They get paid (often handsomely), and they want their work to look good and be represented well since it's going to be seen by more people on the road than on Broadway.

(Maybe Mitchell and Rockwell and Finn Ross will devise a way to make the set & projections look less ugly ;) )"

This was truly the ugliest show I’ve ever seen on Broadway. Amongst many other Rockwell shows. It really let it down, along with Stephen DeRosas truly terrible performance.