Marc Platt, Emmy and Tony acclaimed manufacturer, revealed on Tuesday that Damien Chazelle‘s ‘City of Stars’ movie, which took house 6 Oscars and earned $472 million around the world, remains in advancement for a Broadway adjustment. La La Land premiered in 2016 to an outcry of applause from audiences and critics alike.


The movie starred Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling and was embeded in Los Angeles, in a design that mixed standard story with music and dance. The duo played a hopeful starlet and a jazz artist trying to follow their dreams. Following its premiere, the motion picture was chosen for 14 Oscars, consisting of finest photo, and eventually took house awards for director, starlet in a leading function, production style, cinematography, initial rating and initial tune.

Now the news originates from Deadline that the Damien Chazelle, who just recently directed Babylon, will see his La La Land have a Broadway revival with Tony and Drama-Desk- winning director Bartlett Sher directing. Ayad Akhtar, Pulitzer Prize- winning playwright, and Matthew Decker, three-time Barrymore Award winner, will compose the book for the adjustment. In the musical department, the Broadway reveal will include music by Justin Hurwitz, the movie’s initial author and two-time Oscar winner, together with lyrics by the Oscar- and-Tony winning group, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.


La La Land Producer, Marc Platt, Says “Exciting New Chapter” of the Broadway Adaptation

Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling in La La Land

Platt, who produced the initial movie and leads the charge producing the Broadway adjustment, revealed his enjoyment throughout statement,

“I’m thrilled to reunite with Lionsgate and the incredible team behind La La Land to adapt the movie for the Broadway stage, the next exciting chapter in its evolution. We’ve assembled a world-class team to create a musical that will delight La La Land’s millions of current fans and introduce the property to a whole new audience.”

Lionsgate’s offer for the La La Land adjustment was worked out by Brown, EVP of Business & & Legal Affairs Eva Feder and Stefan Schick & at Loeb &Loeb Lionsgate & EVP & Head of Global Products &Experiences,Jenefer Brown, likewise revealed her own enjoyment over the news, stating,

“With La La Land in Concert marking its sixth year of touring worldwide and the original film a timeless and globally revered cultural touchstone, we’re excited to provide fans yet another way to experience the original movie.”

With Hollywood executives dealing with monetary chaos in 2023, Lionsgate has actually been a function with their Broadway adjustments of movies currently in their toolbox. The La La Land statement follows other Lionsgate adjustments, consisting of Dirty Dancing, Now You See Me, Wonder, and Nashville.