Holler If Ya Hear Me

내 말이 들리면 소리쳐

🟨 Chunsoo Shin producer

Korean Premiere

None

International Runs

2014: Palace Theatre, Broadway, New York, USA

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Though not a Korean musical, Holler If Ya Hear Me is included in this archive due to the involvement of Chunsoo Shin, a South Korean producer and founder of OD Company, who was officially credited as a lead producer on the 2014 Broadway production.

While CJ ENM was previously credited as a co-producer on Kinky Boots (2012), Shin’s role in Holler marked the first time a Korean individual held such a prominent producing position on Broadway under their own name. His contribution reflects an early step toward direct Korean creative investment in Western-originated musicals.

📙References

📚 Included as part of this archive for its Korean production involvement — documenting works with verified Korean participation on U.S. and U.K. stages.

Video Clips & Media Highlights

This section provides visual context for Korean musicals staged or developed abroad — including productions, showcases, interviews, and media features. English or subtitled clips are included where available. For works with clear Korean origins (e.g. Maybe Happy Ending, The Last Empress, L’art Reste), videos highlight cultural roots or adaptations.

Red Carpet: Opening Night of HOLLER IF YA HEAR ME!

From BroadwayWorld’s archive: Holler If Ya Hear Me opened on June 19, 2014, at the Palace Theatre on Broadway (New York, USA). This red carpet video features Richard Ridge interviewing Valisia LeKae, Sam Rockwell, Condola Rashad, Constantine Maroulis, and more.

HOLLER OPENING NIGHT

Opening night footage of Holler If Ya Hear Me at Broadway’s Palace Theatre features red carpet moments and interviews with producers and cast members. The 2014 hip-hop musical, inspired by Tupac Shakur’s lyrics and poetry, premiered on June 19 with high anticipation.

Based on the Lyrics and Poems of Tupac Shakur, "Holler If Ya Hear Me" Previews Tunes for the Press

Playbill captured a 2014 press preview of Holler If Ya Hear Me, the Broadway musical inspired by Tupac Shakur’s lyrics and poetry. Directed by Kenny Leon with a book by Todd Kreidler, the cast, led by Saul Williams, performed songs including “My Block,” “I Get Around,” and “Keep Ya Head Up.”