By Javier Concha López on September 7, 2026 Verified by Google

Just in Time with Jeremy Jordan it's the best show I've seen in my life. Absolutely astonishing, you need to enjoy this show, still shocked two days later. What an incredible group of singers and comedians working like a clock in such an awesome piece of art. Believe me, enjoy it, it's impossible you regret it.

By Kat Vancko on July 12, 2026 Verified by Google

Such a great theatre. The most intimate on Broadway. I love that whatever you see here the stage is always different and the setup changes. Such a versatile venue! Just in Rime is a great show too. Lots of fun.

By JaySan Avante on May 7, 2026 Verified by Google

Just in time @ Circle in the Square Theater! What a great show!
Jeremy Jordan as Bobby Darin was absolutely phenomenal- as was the entire ensemble!
The singing & story line was so magically, educationally & informationally put together.
My wife & I had the pleasure & delight of sitting front row & what an immersive experience it was!
The theater is quite old but beautiful. The set was a work of art- everything was so believable & classy. I felt like I was teleported to 60's!
Directions to The Circle in The Square can get a bit sketchy. Here's some help...
It's directly across the street from The Palm Restaurant on West 50th street. It's actually housed in the same building as the Gershwin Theater.
Back to just in time... You'd better get your tickets to just in time before you're outta time! I absolutely recommend!

By Thomas Kusnetzky on April 4, 2026 Verified by Google

Love this theater under wicked. Just the right size for an intimate theater experience. Very professionally run and every seat is good! Can't wait to see what production they do next.

By BBC Brit on November 23, 2025 Verified by Google

The musical JUST IN TIME could have been better directed, blocked and staged by the HS DIRECTOR OF GLEE. Actually since this reminded me of a high school performed musical the cast of Glee could have help out their cast member. Firstly, I loved loved Jonathan in Spring Awakening but here not so much. He is good but not Tony award level. The script needs tightening and there was too much filler. They had a chance to end this on a bang but the ending dribbled. Costumes were good, the seating was so so, the band was very good especially the woman who played several wind instruments and the TROMBONE PLAYER. Both players were exceptional. I have never seen such poor casting in my life- what a hodgepodge. The worst thing was the cost of the ticket. Let’s see what Netflix can do with this mess. Out of towners loved it but you didn’t see the enthusiasm at the closing as you do at DEATH BECOMES HER ETC.