Setting sail from sunny Miami to the scenic shores of Cozumel, a unique cruise opportunity for theater aficionados is on the horizon for Spring 2025. Featuring a lineup that heralds Broadway heavyweights like Tony Award-winner Laura Benanti and Emmy-winner Wayne Brady, 'The Broadway Cruise' promises to deliver a nautical experience steeped in theatrical flair.

According to an announcement by EBG Solutions, shared with WSVN, this third iteration of the voyage, running from March 31 to April 4, will include Broadway talents such as Shoshana Bean, Eva Noblezada, and Alex Brightman. Making a splash with Tony-winning director and choreographer Jerry Mitchell, the Norwegian Gem will be transformed into a floating stage where stars perform across venues from the expansive Pool Deck Stage to the cozy Atrium Stage.

Not just showcasing breathtaking performances, the cruise is set to feature intimate teaching moments with luminaries of the stage. As detailed in a report by ABC News, Jerry Mitchell will offer insights into the show-making process along with dance classes, while producing powerhouse Jeffrey Seller will open up about the creation of major Broadway hits such as “Hamilton” and "Rent."

Adding to the lure of the open sea and song, patrons on board can engage in activities ranging from celebrity meet-and-greets to Broadway karaoke sessions. And it's not just about grand performances; producers are tantalizing prospective cruisers with the promise of "intimate and grand scale shows and cabarets from Broadway’s coolest talent," mentioning celebrity meet-and-greets and Broadway karaoke to boot, as per ABC News.

"If you love Broadway, there is no vacation more fulfilling and exciting than being on our complete ship takeover with today’s biggest talent," said Scott Zeiger, executive producer for EBG Solutions, in a statement shared with WSVN.

It seems that whether fans are seeking the dazzle of high kicks and belted ballads, or just a chance to rub elbows with Tony winners poolside, 'The Broadway Cruise' is ready to pull anchor and deliver the drama and delight of theater on the high seas.