The Best Broadway Week of my LIFE: Recapping Aaron Tveit, Jeremy Jordan, & The Festival

And first, I have finally seen Jeremy Jordan in just in time.

It took long enough and I have so much to say.

So basically, let me let me set the scene.

I've seen just in time with Jonathan Groff.

I loved it so much with him.

Of course, it felt so good to see jonathan groff in a role that felt like it capitalized on all of his biggest strengths his personality his charm his charisma and when they cast jeremy jordan i was like i'm obviously in love with this casting but jeremy jordan is so different than jonathan groff that i couldn't picture it with jeremy because jonathan he has such a persona that is just, Jeremy is amazing.

He's so cutie, so friendly.

He's also such an amazing actor.

And of course, his number one talent to me is his voice, that voice of absolute gold that melts you.

He is not quite as much of a personality, I would say, which was on full display with Jonathan Groff.

I loved the just in time with Jeremy Jordan.

It was wonderful.

The acting, the dancing, that's one of the biggest features of this show is the choreography.

And I also love the story and it flies by.

It is such a wonderful time, but it did feel intrinsically different with Jeremy Jordan.

If any of you are unaware, Just In Time, it follows the life and times of one Bobby Darin.

He sang, somewhere beyond the sea.

And for about the first 10 minutes, it is Jeremy Jordan.

We're not, he hasn't introduced Bobby Darin yet.

He's not in character.

So he's telling stories about coming to Broadway.

He's telling stories about his upbringing.

He mentioned Corpus Christi, Texas, to which I hooped and hollered for.

And he was like, you really didn't have to do that.

And I was like, I know, but that's what makes me so nice.