Connie Francis Videos

Just In Time on Broadway has released new video footage of Isa Briones and Jeremy Jordan recording 'First Real Love' before they hit the stage together. Jordan will be joining Briones as 'Bobby Darin' on Tuesday.

In a mid-credits scene from The Pitt Season Two finale, Dr. Santos, played by Isa Briones, let loose alongside Dr. King to cover Alanis Morissette's You Oughta Know at a karaoke bar. Watch the duo rock out to the song in the clip.

During a recent visit to TODAY with Jenna & Sheinelle, Isa Briones spoke about coming back to Broadway in Just in Time, and also confirmed her return as Dr. Santos for the third season of the hit series The Pitt. Watch the interview now.

Watch a video of The Pitt star Isa Briones singing 'Who's Sorry Now' from Just In Time on Broadway. Briones succeeds Sarah Hyland in the production, who replaced the Tony-nominated Gracie Lawrence.

Watch Matthew Morrison dance with his daughter during a performance of JUST IN TIME on Broadway, in a moment where one audience member is selected to dance.

Following her run as Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby earlier this year, Sarah Hyland is back treading the boards in Just in Time, taking on the role of the iconic Connie Francis.

Gracie Lawrence took her final bow in Just in Time on Broadway on Sunday, October 5. Watch a new video of Lawrence taking her final bow in the musical, alongside Tony-winner Jonathan Groff.

The band Lawrence has released a new 'stripped-down' version of “Who’s Sorry Now?” performed by Gracie Lawrence (as Connie Francis) and Andrew Resnick (music director and orchestrator) from the hit Broadway musical Just in Time. Watch the performance!

Following the 6 Tony nominations for Just in Time, stars Jonathan Groff and Gracie Lawrence visited Late Night with Seth Meyers to discuss the new hit musical. Watch the full interview, where they demonstrate their close contact singing with a rendition of 'Give My Regards to Broadway.'

Just in Time star Gracie Lawrence recently took the stage at The Kelly Clarkson Show to perform Who's Sorry Now as part of Clarkson's ongoing Cameo-oke series. Watch the performance!

The definitive, glorious (and musical) story of how the Hebrew song 'Hava Nagila (Let Us Rejoice),' set to a traditional melody from the Ukraine, became the signature theme of Jewish life. Despite having become truly universal in appeal, the song never lost either its Jewish soul or origin. Features interviews with Harry Belafonte, Leonard Nimoy, Connie Francis, and Glen Campbell, as well as performances of the song by Belafonte, Francis, Danny Kaye, Bob Dylan, Lena Horne, Regina Spektor and Chubby Checker. Plan to walk out humming--or maybe singing out loud--this very special and universally appealing melody.