“What people may not know is that he loved musicals — on film and on the stage.'
. And the company had a couple of special guests introduce its performance at Sunday night’s award show: Prince and“A lot of people seem to think our dad Michael Jackson changed popular music forever, and who are we to disagree?” began Prince Jackson, 25, standing beside his sister in a black suit on the stage at Radio City Music Hall.
“This number showcases that creative process as he builds a dance routine step by unforgettable step to one of his best-loved hits,” Paris Jackson, 24, continued, introducing Myles Frost in the title role. Frost, a 22-year old from Maryland, made both his Broadway and stage debut with this role as the pop icon, going from college sophomore to acclaimed performer virtually overnight.of learning that he’d been offered the role. “I think that was the first time I’ve ever experienced maturity in real time. I felt myself becoming an adult. In that moment, I felt like, ‘OK, it’s time to get out of the college party mentality.’ Like this is the beginning of Myles Frost as a grown man.
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