Lea Michele has shared important news with her fans about her upcoming schedule in Chess on Broadway. The actress and singer, best known for her work in Glee and Funny Girl, announced that she will be taking planned breaks from the show on several dates. She shared this update through an Instagram post so theater lovers can plan their visits properly and avoid disappointment.
Lea Michele Shares CHESS Broadway Absence Dates
According to Lea Michele’s announcement, she will not perform in Chess on December 14 and December 16, as well as on January 23. She will also be absent from multiple shows between February 18 and February 22. In addition, Michele will miss performances from April 1 to April 5 and the matinee show on April 11. These absences are scheduled in advance and are not due to any emergency.
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During these dates, Michele’s role of Florence Vassy will be played by talented cover performers. Katerina Papacostas and Samantha Pollino will step in when Michele is away. Both actresses have strong Broadway experience and have appeared in popular productions such as Tootsie, Kinky Boots, Sweeney Todd, and The Great Gatsby. Fans attending those shows can still expect professional and high-quality performances.
Chess is currently running at the Imperial Theatre and stars Lea Michele alongside Aaron Tveit and Nicholas Christopher. The musical tells a dramatic story set against the backdrop of a high-stakes chess competition during the Cold War era. With its powerful music and emotional storytelling, the show has drawn strong interest from Broadway audiences.
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By openly sharing her planned absences, Lea Michele has shown consideration for her fans and theatergoers. This honesty allows audiences to make informed ticket choices while still supporting the show. Whether led by Michele or her covers, Chess continues to be an exciting Broadway production that celebrates strong performances and classic musical theater storytelling.
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