Fatone's choice words, however, are all tongue-in-cheek. Because if you would have said something like that, my ass would have ran up on stage, and I would have just grabbed the microphone. Fatone couldn't rush Timberlake on stage because he was about to storm onto Broadway instead. Read more here. News, when asked if the beloved boy band were planning a reunion tour.
Lance Bass is "Tearin' Up" Joey Fatone's heart with a roast for his birthday β affectionately, of course. First, the media personality posted two side-by-side photos of himself with Fatone on his Instagram Story β one that was recent, and one from the boy band days where they both rocked the classic '90s "frosted tips" look.
In the show, Fatone is playing a character named Lance, which clearly delighted Bass. He posted an image of a signed photograph he'd sent to Fatone with a message. You finally get to be Lance. Joey's back, alright! Wait, wrong boy band. Fatone plays Lance, Juliet's friend's imposing father who falls into an unexpected romance of his own. The crossover is natural, according to Fatone.
Theatre is "where we started," he said. I've always been a theatre kid. Crazy enough, a lot of the people I went to high school with have come out to do shows.
Fatone made his own Broadway debut in Little Shop of Horrors in , going on to lead Rent for a limited run in It was just a matter of getting things out and making sure I tell the story," Fatone said.
