

Photo credit: Drew and Lea Lachey. (Photo courtesy of production)
New musical 'Label•less' to return off Broadway
Following an acclaimed 2025 premiere at Theatre Row, the show will play a limited encore engagement at The Duke on 42nd Street beginning in June.
Summary
- The musical Label•less will return off Broadway at The Duke on 42nd Street from June 10 to August 29
- The show features a cast of young adults sharing their experiences through a pop/rock/R&B score
- 98 Degrees's Drew Lachey and choreographer Lea Lachey created the show
- Label•less previously played a sold-out run in 2025
Label•less, a new musical written and directed by Lea and Drew Lachey, will return off Broadway this summer following a sold-out premiere run in 2025. The encore engagement will run at The Duke on 42nd Street from June 10 to August 29, with opening night on June 18.
Label•less is a 90-minute show featuring young adults sharing their real-life experiences and challenges through song and dance. The show features hit songs like “Born This Way” and “Rise Up” interwoven with an original rock, pop, and R&B score.
"At a time when the world is craving human connection and a sense of community, we are thrilled to be bringing Label•less back to NYC for the summer of 2026," the Lacheys said in a statement. "Being able to combine this wildly talented cast with powerful stories and a sense of hope is what motivates us as creators.”
The cast includes Justin Daxt Bobbs, Nasir Butler, Antonio Davis, Micah Day, Abby Docherty, Diana Hutchinson, Iz Lachey, Kendall Maley, Colton Smith, and Kiwi Villalobos. Additional casting will be announced at a later date.
Drew Lachey is best known as a member of the Grammy-nominated group 98 Degrees, and Lea Lachey, who also choreographs Label•less, is a choreographer and performer.
Label•less also has projections by Brave Berlin.
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