She was our first real love, and oh what a shame it is to see her go. Tony nominee Gracie Lawrence plays her final performance in Just in Time on Broadway October 5 at Circle in the Square.

Lawrence, who was nominated for her Broadway debut performance as the late Connie Francis, will be succeeded by Sarah Hyland (The Great Gatsby, Little Shop of Horrors, Modern Family) beginning October 8.

Just in Time tracks the life story of 1950s crooner Bobby Darin, with Tony winner Jonathan Groff performing Darin's greatest hits, including "Beyond the Sea," "Splish Splash," and "Mack the Knife."

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The musical also features Tony winner Michele Pawk (Wicked), Joe Barbara (A Bronx Tale The Musical), Drama Desk nominee Emily Bergl (Good Night, Oscar), Lance Roberts (The Music Man), Caesar Samayoa (Come From Away), Christine Cornish (Kiss Me, Kate), Julia Grondin (Funny Girl), Valeria Yamin (Moulin Rouge!), John Treacy Egan (My Fair Lady), Tari Kelly (Mr. Saturday Night), Matt Magnusson (A Wonderful World), Khori Michelle Petinaud (Lempicka), and Larkin Reilly (Bad Cinderella).

The work, developed by Timbers and based on an original concept by Ted Chapin, features a book by Tony winner Warren Leight and Isaac Oliver (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel). Shannon Lewis choreographs with music supervision and arrangements by Andrew Resnick, who also penned the orchestrations with Michael Thurber.

The production also features scenic design by two-time Tony winner Derek McLane (Death Becomes Her), costume design by eight-time Tony winner Catherine Zuber (Moulin Rouge!), lighting design by Tony winner Justin Townsend (Here Lies Love), and sound design by Tony winner Peter Hylenski (Maybe Happy Ending).

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Scott Rowen is the production stage manager, and Live Wire Theatrical is the general manager. Tom Kirdahy, Robert Ahrens, John Frost, and Groff are producing.

Just in Time was nominated for six 2025 Tony Awards, including for Groff and Lawrence's performances, though it won none. Groff won a Tony Award last year for his performance in the Tony-winning revival of Merrily We Roll Along (which will be released in movie theatres later this year), and has also appeared on Broadway in Spring Awakening and Hamilton.

Visit JustInTimeBroadway.com.