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Isa Briones just dazzled Broadway audiences in an all-new role. The 27-year-old “The Pitt” star joined the hit Bobby Darin biomusical “Just in Time” earlier this month as Connie Francis. Now, a newly released music video showcases her belting out the icon’s classic hit, “Who’s Sorry Now.”
🔥 Quick Facts
- Broadway Debut in Role: Isa Briones began her run as Connie Francis on April 1, 2026.
- Music Video Release: “Who’s Sorry Now” music video dropped on April 7, 2026.
- Venue: Performing at Circle in the Square Theatre in Manhattan.
- Co-Star: Matthew Morrison plays Bobby Darin in the musical.
From TV Doctor to Broadway Legend
Briones has captivated millions as Dr. Trinity Santos on HBO Max’s “The Pitt.” Now she’s proving her talents extend far beyond the television screen. The London-born American actress earned her Actor Award for her compelling television work. Her transition to Broadway marks another triumphant chapter in her rapidly expanding career. She brings star power and vocal excellence to the historic stage.
Known for her role as Soji Asha in “Star Trek: Picard,” Briones demonstrated serious musical chops early on. She made her Broadway debut just last year in “Hadestown,” where she played Eurydice opposite her own father, Jon Jon Briones, who portrayed Hermes. That production earned both critical acclaim and audience adoration.
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The “Who’s Sorry Now” Music Video Stuns
The newly released music video captures Briones in full vocal glory, delivering Connie Francis’s 1958 hit with stunning clarity and emotional depth. Fans flooded social media with praise immediately after the April 7 release. One viewer wrote, “This is SO good. My brain can’t even comprehend that this is the same person from The Pitt.” Another gushed, “Good LORD can this lady sing! Such an incredibly strong voice.”
The video showcases Briones performing the classic number exactly as audiences hear it in the Broadway production. Her rendition honors Francis’s legacy while bringing fresh, contemporary interpretability to the iconic tune. Broadway aficionados note her impressive range and theatrical presence command the frame completely.
“Just in Time” Brings Darin’s Story to Life
“Just in Time” is a groundbreaking Bobby Darin biomusical that opened on Broadway April 26, 2025. Directed by two-time Tony winner Alex Timbers, the immersive production features Matthew Morrison as the legendary crooner. Morrison’s current limited engagement runs through April 19, with two-time Tony nominee Jeremy Jordan taking over starting April 21.
| Detail | Information |
| Theater | Circle in the Square Theatre, New York |
| Current Bobby Darin | Matthew Morrison (through April 19) |
| Current Connie Francis | Isa Briones (from April 1) |
| Most Recent Opening Date | April 26, 2025 |
The musical explores Darin’s incredible life journey across the 1950s and 1960s, premiering his greatest hits including “Beyond the Sea,” “Splish Splash,” and “Mack the Knife.” Briones appears as Connie Francis, the iconic performer who shared significant history with Darin. Her character anchors the emotional core of the production.
“Such an incredibly strong voice. Such a talented person.”
— Online Viewer, Response to Music Video
A Family of Broadway Legends
Briones comes from theatrical royalty. Her father, Jon Jon Briones, is an acclaimed stage actor and singer who earned an Olivier Award nomination for playing the Engineer in the 2014 West End revival of “Miss Saigon.” Her mother, Megan Briones, is also a performer. Her younger brother, Teo Briones, works in the entertainment industry as well.
This family legacy shines through in her performances. Briones previously appeared in the first national touring company of “Hamilton,” “All Night” off-Broadway, and Musical Theatre West’s “Grease.” She earned an L.A. Ovation Award for her standout performance in East West Players’ “Next to Normal.” Current colleagues note her work ethic and vocal talent set her apart.
What’s Next for Broadway’s Rising Star?
Isa Briones has cemented herself as one of Broadway’s most exciting young talents. Her ability to transition seamlessly between television stardom and stage excellence demonstrates remarkable versatility. Audiences watching “Just in Time” can experience her magnetic presence and powerful vocal range in person through the show’s extended run scheduled through September 6, 2026.”
With “The Pitt” continuing on HBO Max and her Broadway commitments expanding, what does the future hold for this multitalented performer? Industry observers predict she’ll continue commanding major roles in both mediums. Her proven ability to captivate audiences as Dr. Trinity Santos and now as Connie Francis suggests unlimited possibilities ahead for this remarkable young artist.
Sources
- Playbill – Broadway coverage of Just in Time music video and cast features
- People Magazine – Isa Briones profile and career highlights
- Broadway Across America – Cast announcements and Broadway updates
