Get ready for a night of intrigue, suspense, and stardom! Soap operas and satire collide in White Girl in Danger, the newest musical from multi-award-winning writer Michael R. Jackson. Get White Girl in Danger tickets on TodayTix now.
Welcome to Allwhite, a soap opera town where the white characters live out the juiciest, most thrilling drama and Black characters stay in the “Blackground.” One day, Blackground character Keesha steps forward and hijacks the white stories – but that makes her the target of a killer.
What will become of her and the other Blackgrounds after she takes the spotlight? You'll have to tune in to find out. Don’t miss Jackson’s viciously funny follow-up to his celebrated Broadway hit A Strange Loop, which earned Jackson the Pulitzer Prize, the Best Musical Tony Award, and more.
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By: Michael R. Jackson
Songs by: Michael R. Jackson
Director: Lileana Blain-Cruz
Choreographer: Raja Feather Kelly
Producer: Second Stage Theater and Vineyard Theatre
Cast list: Latoya Edwards (as Keesha Gibbs), Liz Lark Brown (as Diane W/Barbara W/Judith W), Kayla Davion (as Florence), Jennifer Fouché (as Abilene), Morgan Siobhan Green (as Caroline), Molly Hager (as Megan White), Vincent Jamal Hooper (as Tarik Blackwell), James Jackson Jr. (as Clarence), Tarra Conner Jones (as Nell Gibbs), Alyse Alan Louis (as Maegan Whitehall), Lauren Marcus (as Meagan Whitehead), Eric William Morris (as Matthew S/Scott M/Zack Paul Gosselar)
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White Girl in Danger features a 12-person cast, with Keesha as the main character. She takes over the stories, lives, and even relationships of three white girls: Meagan Whitehead, Maegan Whitehall, and Megan White.
White Girl in Danger is the second major musical from Jackson. His first was A Strange Loop, which won a Pulitzer Prize and multiple Off-Broadway awards in 2020 and the Best Musical Tony Award for its 2022 Broadway premiere.
Directing is Lileana Blain-Cruz, who got a Best Direction of a Play Tony nomination for The Skin of Our Teeth in 2022. She also received an Obie Award for directing Marys Seacole at Lincoln Center Theater.
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