Maybe Happy Ending began performances for its Broadway debut at the Belasco Theatre October 16, and now the production has announced digital lottery and rush ticket policies. Opening night is set for November 12. Michael Arden is directing.

In-person, rush tickets will be available for $40 on a first-come, first-served basis for that day’s performance when the box office opens. Patrons may also purchase rush tickets online at Rush.telecharge.com for $45 beginning at 11:00 AM ET on the day of the performance. Rush tickets are subject to availability, limited to two per customer, and may become available throughout the day.

The production will also offer a digital lottery via Telecharge, which will be open from 12:00 AM to 3:00 PM one day before the performance. Winners are drawn at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM, and may purchase up to two tickets for $45 each.

Darren Criss and Helen J Shen lead the cast as, respectively, Oliver and Claire. The cast also includes Marcus Choi as James and Junseo, Dez Duron as Gil Brentley, Arden Cho as Jiyeon, Young Mazino as Suhan, Jim Kaplan as Young Junseo, and HwaBoon as HwaBoon. Understudies Steven Hunyh, Christopher James Tamayo, Hannah Kevitt, and Daniel May round out the company. Casting is by Telsey & Co's Craig Burns.

Set in South Korea, the musical follows a Helperbot 3 that has been deemed obsolete. When his Helperbot neighbor drops by to borrow a charger, a bond is formed, the beginning of a surprising and romantic adventure. The original work features music by Will Aronson and lyrics by Helen Park, and both have collaborated on the book. The musical was previously forced to postpone its Broadway start due to supply chain issues related to the show's scenic design, which uses specialty projection technology.

Maybe Happy Ending features scenic and additional video design by Dane Laffrey, costume design by Clint Ramos, lighting design by Ben Stanton, sound design by Peter Hylenski, video design by George Reeve, music supervision by Deborah Abramson, and music direction by John Yun. Justin Scribner is serving as as production stage manager.

Park is a former K-Pop lyricist, working with Music Cube as a college student. Later attending New York University, Park met Aronson, and a musical theatre collaboration was born. Working mostly in Korea, the pair has previously written musicals Bungee Jump (based on the Korean film) and Il Tenore, and will premiere Ghost Bakery at Seoul's Doosan Arts Center later this year.

Aronson and Park have written both English- and Korean-language versions of Maybe Happy Ending, with the latter having premiered in 2016 in Seoul. The English version won the 2017 Richard Rodgers Production Award, playing Atlanta's Alliance Theatre in 2020.

Jeffrey Richards and Hunter Arnold are leading the producing team alongside Criss and Pamela and Stephen Della Pietra.

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