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Boss Up, The Musical (2025)
Get ready to boss up and break out in song! Boss Up, The Musical is the dazzling, laugh-out-loud feature film debut of viral sensation Tony Talks (Antonio Baldwin), bringing his beloved character Cassandra to life in a fabulous, larger-than-life spectacle. When high-powered executive Cassandra—flawless, fierce, and always in charge—suddenly gets fired, her world turns upside down. Stripped of her title and prestige, she embarks on a hilarious and heartfelt journey of self-discovery, proving that true confidence comes from within. Featuring original songs, show-stopping dance numbers, and side-splitting performances—including a scene-stealing turn by musical artist Ocean Kelly—this musical comedy is an instant classic.
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Get ready to boss up and break out in song! Boss Up, The Musical is the dazzling, laugh-out-loud feature film debut of viral sensation Tony Talks (Antonio Baldwin), bringing his beloved character Cassandra to life in a fabulous, larger-than-life spectacle. When high-powered executive Cassandra—flawless, fierce, and always in charge—suddenly gets fired, her world turns upside down. Stripped of her title and prestige, she embarks on a hilarious and heartfelt journey of self-discovery, proving that true confidence comes from within. Featuring original songs, show-stopping dance numbers, and side-splitting performances—including a scene-stealing turn by musical artist Ocean Kelly—this musical comedy is an instant classic.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Antonio Baldwin, Tery Wilson
In Theaters:1/29/2025
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:IntrygueGraphics Media
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