In this original documentary series, Meet the Models, new cast members explore and discuss what it’s like to join a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical with just 28 days of rehearsal.
Maybe Happy Ending continues its record-breaking run at the Belasco Theatre as a new Oliver, Zachary Noah Piser, steps into the role, joined by Cathy Ang and Savy Jackson as Claire standbys, from the first day of rehearsal on one of Broadway’s most beloved shows. What does it feel like to walk back into a world you helped build? To learn a character you thought you knew? To fall in love with a show all over again? This is where it all begins.
What is Maybe Happy Ending on Broadway about?
Winner of 6 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Maybe Happy Ending tells the deeply human story of a chance encounter that sparks connection, adventure, and maybe even love. Discover the magic of Maybe Happy Ending on Broadway – a fresh and heartfelt musical comedy set in near-future Seoul, where two out-of-date HelperBot robots, Oliver and Claire, forge an unexpected bond in a cozy apartment. As their friendship blossoms into something deeper, their journey overcomes loneliness, celebrates second chances, and asks what it truly means to be alive. With dazzling visuals, inventive staging, and an acclaimed original score by Will Aronson and Hue Park, this poignant Broadway musical is a witty tale for romantics and dreamers of every generation.
Who is in the cast of Maybe Happy Ending on Broadway?
Currently, the cast includes Zachary Noah Piser as Oliver, Hannah Kevitt as Claire, Dez Duron as Gil Brentley, and Marcus Choi as James and Others. Standbys include Steven Huynh, Daniel May, Savy Jackson, Cathy Ang, and Christopher James Tamayo.
Who is on the creative team of Maybe Happy Ending on Broadway?
Maybe Happy Ending features a book, music, and lyrics by Will Aronson and Hue Park. Maybe Happy Ending is directed Michael Arden.
The design team includes Dane Laffrey, Clint Ramos, Ben Stanton, Peter Hylenski, George Reeve, Craig Franklin Miller, and Suki Tsujimoto. Deborah K. Abramson is the music supervisor. John Yun serves as the music director. Justin Scribner is the production stage manager. Casting is done by Craig Burns, CSA at The Tesley Office.
Where can I find official tickets to Maybe Happy Ending on Broadway?
Broadway Direct is an official verified ticket partner of Maybe Happy Ending. Tickets can be found here.
