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Review | Jeremy Jordan keeps ‘Just in Time’ swinging after Jonathan Groff
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Jeremy Jordan looks as if he could have stepped straight out of its nightclub world.
Both versions begin with the star appearing as himself before stepping into Darin’s story: first Groff, and now Jordan.
Where Groff projects warmth and sensitivity, Jordan brings a tougher, more overtly confident presence that fits Darin’s nightclub persona.
That is not to say Jordan gives a better performance than Groff.
The book is plodding and short on dramatic action, moving through Darin’s career, relationships, family history and health problems without building much momentum.