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Frankie Grande Concussion: Prop mishap halts Broadway!
6 Jul
Summary
- Frankie Grande suffered a concussion from a prop mishap.
- He continued performing despite the injury and facial bruising.
- Grande took time off to recover and is set to return soon.
Frankie Grande experienced an onstage accident during a performance of "Titanique" on Thursday, July 2, resulting in a concussion. The incident happened during a scene where Grande's character throws a ship's wheel, and it unexpectedly struck him in the face. Despite the injury, which caused facial bruising and cuts, Grande completed the show. He took the weekend of July 5 off to recover. Grande was scheduled to return to the stage on Monday, July 6. "Titanique" is a musical comedy that retells the story of the film "Titanic" using the music of Céline Dion. The production, created by Marla Mindelle, Constantine Rousouli, and Tye Blue, opened on April 12 at New York City's St. James Theatre and is scheduled to close on September 20. Grande stars in the production alongside a cast featuring Mindelle as Dion.
