80s Icon Tiffany Takes Stage in Spandex Musical

The 1980s are making a comeback with a special guest. Pop superstar Tiffany recently debuted on the New York Off-Broadway stage in "Spandex the Musical," a show running until September 27th at Asylum NYC. This jukebox musical celebrates the era with hits, including Tiffany's own 1987 chart-topper, "I Think We're Alone Now."

In the musical, Tiffany portrays Linda, a housewife who rediscovers herself through aerobics, escaping a mundane life. Her character teams up with a former gymnast named Lorraine and her protégé Dori. Together, they enter the 1988 Crystal Light National Aerobics Championship.

Tiffany expressed excitement about her return to acting, noting parallels between her character's journey and her own life. She mentioned the inclusion of "Tiffany Easter eggs" for her longtime fans. The production is also meaningful to her as a portion of the proceeds supports the Children's Miracle Network.

This theatrical venture marks a "full-circle moment" for the singer, who was a dancer and actor before her music career took off. She stated that the role of Linda felt perfect for her, allowing her to combine her love for performing with a charitable cause, promising audiences a night of "laughs, music, '80s nostalgia and, of course, plenty of spandex!"