About the Show

Jonathan Groff stars as Bobby Darin in a Tony Award® nominated musical packed with iconic hits & a live band.

Tony Award® winner Jonathan Groff (Merrily We Roll Along, Hamilton) returns to Broadway this spring as Bobby Darin, the legendary singer who rose from teen idol to international superstar in his short but remarkable life. Just In Time, developed and directed by Tony Award winner Alex Timbers (Moulin Rouge), takes audiences on an exhilarating journey, set in an intimate nightclub atmosphere with a live band, a stellar cast, and Bobby Darin’s timeless hits like "Beyond the Sea," "Mack the Knife," "Splish Splash," and "Dream Lover." The musical delves into the life of a once-in-a-lifetime talent who, knowing his time was limited, was determined to leave a lasting legacy.

Just in Time received 6 Tony Award® nominations in 2025, including Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical for Jonathan Groff, Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical for Gracie Lawrence, Best Scenic Design of a Musical, Best Costume Design of a Musical, Best Sound Design of a Musical, and Best Orchestrations.

Critic Reviews (12)

"Just in Time deals with the difference between image and reality...It’s finally about the joy of performance, and the escapism it provides not just for an audience but for a performer as well"
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"Dismayed as I was to endure so much else, I have to admit he’s giving one of Broadway’s best performances."
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"With an exuberant band, Just in Time rides easy on Groff’s waves of showman charisma while paying tribute to the era-specific music and other singers, especially the women in Darin’s life who inspired his performance"
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“Contrary to its title, ‘Just in Time’ is anything but timely, since the window of Darin’s relevancy has long gone.”
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"It’s another magnificent performance — kind-eyed, honey-voiced and all but irresistible."
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“ 'Just in Time' is a wallop of joy, though. And while it doesn’t shy away from Darin’s heart struggles, anatomically and romantically, the musical is never gloomy."
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