At 53, who could've thought that Hugh Jackman could still dance like he did 20 years ago?
Hugh Jackman's broadway comeback is DEFINITELY real!
The retired Wolverine star dances his way back to his home in Broadway as he takes the lead as Harold Hill in the revival of Meredith Wilson's 1957 Classic Musical "The Music Man" with fellow Broadway legend Sutton Foster.
The tap-dancing and groove-inducing numbers are not a new feat for Jackman as he was brilliant as always on his last performance as P.T Barnum in the 2017 hit "The Greatest Showman," in which he was joined by Zendaya, Zac Efron, and Keala Settle.
The Tony Award-Winning lead man took to Instagram days before the special previews at the Winter Garden Theatre, a snippet of him performing "Shipoopi" with her fellow co-star Sutton Foster.
Foster is a Two-Time Tony Winner for her iconic performance on Anything Goes as Reno Sweeney and Thoroughly Modern Millie as the titular role.
Jackman was very vocal in sharing his excitement in getting back onstage for the Music Man revival.
"I don't know how many months-years-this date has been in my head, but it feels like a long time," the Les Miz actor confessed.
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The Music Man 2021 Revival
After a 15-month delay from its originally scheduled opening, the show are doing its first set of media previews before finally opening February 10, 2022.
The cast includes two Tony Winner Powerhouse leads, Jackman and Foster, together with a powerful ensemble including Tony nominee Phillip Boykin, Remy Auberjonois, and Linda Mugleston, among many others.
Director Jerry Zaks and Warren Carlyle helms the main podium as the director and choreographer. Both worked together for the Tony Award Winning Best Revival of a Musical Hello, Dolly! in 2017.
Lively- Renolds and Jackman's Bizzare Friendship
Blake Lively, Ryan Renold's wife, showered Jackman with a "little" Instagram support days before Hugh came back on Broadway.
Lively was seen "liking" Hugh's Instagram post as the Wolverine actor posted a snap of his performance on the musical.
Jackman and Lively have grown fondness over each other as the former threw shade at Reynolds while promoting Lively's new product.
The two X-Men stars have also developed a light-hearted feud with each other as they throw funny and witty verbal jabs at every opportunity they get.
The two have been exchanging hilarious banter on social media that has amused their fans.
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