The musical comedy 'Once Upon A Mattress' is currently captivating audiences on Broadway after a successful run at New York City Center.

Set to run at Hudson Theatre in New York until the end of November 2024, this production emphasizes the ongoing appeal of light-hearted family entertainment.

The story centers on Winnifred the Woebegone, a character from 'The Princess and the Pea,' with Sutton Foster leading the cast, showcasing her renowned physical comedy and impressive vocal talents.

Foster's performance as Princess Winnifred elevates the energy of the production, particularly during her dynamic introduction scene with Prince Dauntless.

Michael Urie portrays Prince Dauntless with charm, demonstrating strong chemistry with Foster that enhances the romantic elements of the show.

Ana Gasteyer commands the stage as Queen Aggravain, while David Patrick Kelly adds to the comedic flair as King Sextimus.

The secondary romantic couple, Nikki Renée Daniels and Will Chase, deliver strong performances as Lady Larken and Sir Harry, contributing to the overall charm of the production.

Director Lear deBessonet ensures a lively and engaging performance, effectively balancing humor, romance, and dance throughout the show.

This production offers a rare opportunity to experience Mary Rodgers' significant musical score, enhanced by a 16-piece orchestra positioned on stage.

The visual appeal is heightened by David Zinn’s sets, Andrea Hood’s colorful costumes, and Lorin Latarro’s choreography, creating a nostalgic MGM movie musical atmosphere.

Daniel Breaker captivates as the court Jester and narrator, while Brooks Ashmanskas brings his typical flamboyance to the role of the Wizard.

The book of the musical has been updated by Amy Sherman-Palladino, a frequent collaborator with Foster, maintaining a family-friendly comedic tone.