JUST IN TIME 5.0 - Nicholas Christopher — Page 5

tickets are available for that performance on Telecharge.

the other group sales site has them available into their current february dates - as does Broadway.com groups.

Updated On: 10/26/26 at 06:34 PM

Still plenty of tickets for his first performance from $69 with the code FIRSTLOVE

Dan6 said: "Apologies if this is addressed elsewhere, but does anyone know how long Nicholas Christopher is contracted for? I'm back in early April and thinking of grabbing a pair of those $79 tickets if he's still going to be around."

Wondering the same thing. They’ve extended, so I wonder if he’s selling well enough to warrant that or if they have someone else lined up.

Who's seeing Nicholas in action tonight?

rosscoe(au) said: "Five pages of crap mostly from Sutton and the poor guy hasn’t stepped on stage yet!"

The good news is that Sutton (aka America’s Sweetheart) seems to have mysteriously disappeared. Did someone drop a house on her or something?

quizking101 said: "EDSOSLO858 said: "Who's seeing Nicholas in action tonight?"

Here tonight! (Thanks, Theatr). I’ll report back."

Looking Forward to hearing Your thoughts and observations.

NEVER BET AGAINST NICKY C

For context, I haven’t seen this show since the beginning with Groff and, suffice to say, I didn’t like it from a structural standpoint. Frankly, I still don’t. It’s a 54 Below show with a f#%k you budget and really makes a short life feel overly long by punctuating every scene and song with some motif of “he’s running out of time”. - Yes, and I’m running out of patience, so let’s keep things moving along, shall we?

Suffice to say it leaves the actor playing Darin to shoulder A LOT. Thankfully, Nicholas Christopher not just meets the moment, he redefines it in a way that is truly a feat of performing strength to watch. He peppers his intro full of jokes about the obvious racial differences, some hair jokes, a couple of CHESS references, and so much oozing charisma that is threatens to flood the basement of WICKED. When he steps into “Bobby”, he juggles both the comedy and tragedy well - he isn’t afraid to make Bobby appear unlikeable and cold when it counts most, but also just looks like a goofball having the time of his life, especially during the dances (God, he moves so well). He even recovered from a partial wipeout after he slipped at the top of the stairs following the confrontation with Connie’s father.

Vocally, he’s thrilling. He’s not just giving the Darin hits, but also some of those absurdly flashy riffs we’ve come to love from CHESS. I honestly hope we could get an EP or 1-2 singles of his songs because he has it down.

Aside from Nick, my other standouts were Sadie Dickerson and Debbie Gravitte. They managed to elevate even some of the most groan worthy material to an entertaining level.

All this to say, despite my general dislike of the show, Nick won me over almost instantly and, unlike Groff, he made two hours of Herculean effort appear effortless.