In an exciting development for theatre enthusiasts, the musical adaptation of the iconic 1987 vampire film, *The Lost Boys*, is set to release its original Broadway cast recording. This release, which will be available digitally starting Friday, July 24, has been eagerly anticipated by fans of both the film and the stage musical.
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To celebrate this momentous occasion, a new studio single and music video teaser for the powerful anthem “If We Make It Through the Night” has been unveiled. This rousing full-company finale encapsulates the emotional and dramatic essence of the musical, which has already garnered significant acclaim, including several Tony Awards. The anthem is delivered with soaring vocals from the entire cast, bringing the show’s high-energy rock score to a poignant climax.

The original cast recording, produced by the Los Angeles indie-rock trio The Rescues—comprised of Kyler England, AG, and Gabriel Mann—features evocative tracks that have helped transform *The Lost Boys* into one of Broadway’s standout productions. With a total of 28 songs, this album includes popular numbers such as “Secret Comes Out,” “Now, Forever,” “Wild,” and “Superpower.”

Notable talent contributes to this musical offering, including Grammy and Tony Award winner Shoshana Bean and Tony Award winner Ali Louis Bourzgui, alongside principal cast members like LJ Benet, Maria Wirries, and Paul Alexander Nolan. Their collective performances are likely to be a highlight for listeners of the cast recording.
The full schedule for the cast also includes other talented performers such as Benjamin Pajak, Jennifer Duka, and Miguel Gil, among many others. This impressive ensemble is set to showcase their talents in an upcoming appearance on *The View*, where they will perform “If We Make It Through the Night” and “Belong to Someone (Reprise)”, further promoting the release and the ongoing Broadway run.
Currently, *The Lost Boys* is performing at the Palace Theatre in New York City, having commenced its run in March and officially opened in April. Directed by the acclaimed Michael Arden, this interpretation of the cinematic classic transposes the vampire story into a lively rock spectacle. The adaptation effectively combines a moody atmosphere with dynamic staging, aerial choreography, and a score that vibrates with youthful exuberance.
The storyline remains faithful to the original film, chronicling the journey of Lucy Emerson, a recently divorced mother who relocates with her two teenage sons to a seemingly charming California beach town that hides sinister secrets. As the plot unfolds, the audience witnesses eldest son Michael’s entanglements with a mysterious gang led by the enigmatic David, while his younger brother Sam grapples with the reality of their new home’s dangers.
The musical has already made quite an impact this season, taking home four Tony Awards in June, including accolades for features in acting—specifically recognising the impressive performances by Bean and Bourzgui—as well as triumphs in scenic and lighting design. Enthusiasm for *The Lost Boys* continues to grow, with plans for a North American national tour set to commence in Spring 2028 at Playhouse Square in Cleveland, Ohio.
For those interested in experiencing the unique blend of theatrical thrills presented in *The Lost Boys*, tickets are currently available for purchase, promising an invigorating addition to the Broadway landscape.
As *The Lost Boys* pushes the boundaries of musical theatre, the anticipation surrounding its original cast recording and its energetic anthems like “If We Make It Through the Night” reflect the show’s potential to resonate with both fans of the original film and a new generation of theatre-goers alike.
