No trick, but rather a Halloween treat on Broadway!

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You may not know this about me, but Halloween is hands down my favorite holiday.

It occurs during the most beautiful time of the year, when the trees are robed in their spectacular display of rich colors, the air is crisp and clean, and sweaters and boots are unearthed from the closet.

Halloween allows adults to relive their childhood, often dressing for parties, or even showing up at work in costume. The flavors and smells of the season are warm, inviting, spicy and bold.

It is a time when foods are made with pumpkin and apple cider, cinnamon and nutmeg.

Now, in the world of entertainment, one of the most iconic songs and music videos of our time representing the spooky side of the season is Michael Jackson’s Thriller.

With Michael Jackson’s story during a particular time in his life depicted in a musical on Broadway, Thriller is, of course, represented, as are all of Michael Jackson’s hits.

Myles Frost and cast in MJ. Photo credit: Matthew Murphy

Lucky audience members who have purchased tickets for the October 31st performance of MJ the Musical will be in for an amazing Halloween treat. That evening, immediately following the regular performance of MJ, the audience will be gifted with a one night only finale performance.

Tony winner Myles Frost, who plays Michael Jackson in this stunning Broadway show, is delighted to be performing in this never-before-seen number.

“For me,” Myles commented, “‘Thriller’ has always been the pinnacle of Halloween. Growing up as a Michael Jackson fan, I couldn’t imagine a Halloween without it,” said Frost. “That being said, this year we’re going to make Halloween extra special in a way that only MJ can.”

Sounds like there will be a much more expanded Thriller experience that evening.

This is a perfect way to spend Halloween in New York. And you can be sure the audience will be decked out in Halloween costumes for this special night. I raise a pumpkin martini to the cast! https://mjthemusical.com/



 

Valerie Smaldone is a 5-time Billboard Magazine Award winner and is well known for her unprecedented success holding the #1 on-air position in the New York radio market on 106.7 Life-FM, an iHeart station. She has hosted, produced, and created several award-winning nationally syndicated programs featuring in-depth interviews with stars like Paul McCartney, Celine Dion, Rod Stewart, Elton John and Mariah Carey among others. Her radio talk show "Bagels and Broadway" highlighted theatre and food personalities. She is an accomplished interviewer and voice artist heard on commercials, narrations, promos and audiobooks, as well as a sought after live announcer.

Most recently, Valerie produced and directed a film, The Thursday Night Club, featuring pop diva Gloria Gaynor in her movie acting debut. She is one of the creators and producers of a docu-series, Divine Renovation, starring Erik Estrada, on streaming networks soon.

Valerie Smaldone

Valerie Smaldone is a 5-time Billboard Magazine Award winner and is well known for her unprecedented success holding the #1 on-air position in the New York radio market on 106.7 Life-FM, an iHeart station. She has hosted, produced, and created several award-winning nationally syndicated programs featuring in-depth interviews with stars like Paul McCartney, Celine Dion, Rod Stewart, Elton John and Mariah Carey among others. Her radio talk show "Bagels and Broadway" highlighted theatre and food personalities. She is an accomplished interviewer and voice artist heard on commercials, narrations, promos and audiobooks, as well as a sought after live announcer. Most recently, Valerie produced and directed a film, The Thursday Night Club, featuring pop diva Gloria Gaynor in her movie acting debut. She is one of the creators and producers of a docu-series, Divine Renovation, starring Erik Estrada, on streaming networks soon.

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