First Look At Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody
Yes, a delicious riff on the hit show Heated Rivalry is coming to the New York City stage for a limited Off-Broadway run in Spring 2026. Photos by Marc J. Franklin
Producer Alan Kliffer has revealed a first look at the cast of Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody. Written by Dylan MarcAurele and directed by Kliffer, the production will star Jay Armstrong Johnson as ‘Ilya Rozanov’ and Jimin Moon as ‘Shane Hollander,’ with Ryann Redmond, Cherry Torres, and Ryan Duncan rounding out the cast.


Performances begin on Tuesday, May 12, at The Club (530 West 27th St, 6th Floor – formerly The McKittrick Hotel) ahead of an official opening night on Tuesday, May 26, for 8 weeks only.
Tickets are on sale now and are available here.
Inspired by the hit show about hockey, Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody follows starry-eyed golden boy Shane Hollander on his journey from power center to power bottom.


Relive all of the moments from the show that made you wet (with tears) up close on the small stage by an incredible cast of Broadway actors who thought they were auditioning to be in Season 2. Sporting a bop-infused score, scene-stealing cameos by characters like “Rose Landry” and “Ilya’s Ass”, and time jumps absolutely no one can keep track of, audiences will find themselves hot, bothered, and probably saying, “….Girl!”

Because with love, sometimes it comes when you least expect it… and sometimes, it comes hands-free. So, grab a Canada Dry and join us for this hot and steamy romp!
The creative team for Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody includes Dylan MarcAurele (Book, Music, Lyrics and Orchestrations), Alan Kliffer (Direction), Brooke & Tiffany Engen (Choreography), Mateo Chavez (Music Direction), Sully Ross (Scenic Design), Brendan McCann (Costume Design), Devin Cameron (Lighting Design) and Germán Martinez (Sound Design).
Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody is produced by Klif Entertainment. Follow the fun on Instagram.


