How well do the stars of Disney’s Aladdin on Broadway know each other? People tried to find out by enlisting stars Adam Jacobs and Courtney Reed to play their Costar Challenge. They were each asked a variety of questions that included everything from favorite musicals and Disney characters to where they grew up and went to school.
They’re so cute!
Watch the video below:
Whoopi Goldberg was taken to a whole new world when she visited Aladdin on Broadway. The Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony award winner was seen posing with James Monroe Iglehart backstage at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Whoopi called his performance “the meaning of sensational!” And she would be right. James has recently been awarded with a Tony nomination for his outstanding role in the Disney musical comedy.
Disney’s successful Broadway streak seems to be untouchable as Aladdin on Broadway continues to captivate and delight audiences of all ages. Based on the beloved 1992 Disney film, Aladdin, the new Broadway musical comedy first began moving audiences back in February. Since then, a talented cast, music from the great Alan Menken, Howard Ashman, and Tim Rice, and the thrilling story we all know and love has been making magic on the stage.
The show has been nominated for 5 Tony awards including Best Musical and Best Original Score. Another special treat for fans includes the previously cut song “Proud of Your Boy”, a track that did not make the final draft of the hit Disney film.
Aladdin on Broadway stars Adam Jacobs, Jonathan Freeman (the original Jafar!), James Monroe Iglehart, and Courtney Reed.
EW.com has an exclusive first listen to two tracks from the hit Broadway musical’s soundtrack. Take a listen to “A Whole New World” and “High Adventure” below:
We are most excited about this new Broadway adventure. Disney is bringing us Aladdin on Broadway. Set to open on Broadway in 2014, the new musical comedy is sure to delight viewers of all ages. Aladdin is set to begin shows in Toronto this November with previews beginning in early 2014.
The complete cast, along with our Jasmine and Aladdin, have been announced.
In the most exciting Broadway news I’ve heard in a long time, Disney’s Aladdin has an opening date. Aladdin will begin shows in Toronto in November of this year before beginning previews in early 2014 for Broadway.
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