After leaving the glitz of Hollywood and embracing a quieter life in Nashville, ’80s pop sensation Tiffany is experiencing a full-circle moment, stepping onto the Off-Broadway stage in “Spandex the Musical.” This debut fulfills a lifelong dream she harbored before her meteoric rise to fame with the 1987 mega-hit “I Think We’re Alone Now.” Tiffany, who began her career as a dancer and actor, saw those aspirations put on hold when her music career took off, making her a teen idol at just 15. Now 54, she plays Linda Gustafson, a housewife who discovers a new passion through aerobics in the fictional 1988 Crystal Light National Aerobics Championship. This theatrical venture mirrors her own journey of reinvention, much like her recent exploration into the culinary world with her cookbooks and cooking events. The musical, which includes “Tiffany Easter eggs” for fans and a performance of her iconic hit during the curtain call, also holds special meaning as a portion of its proceeds benefits the Children’s Miracle Network, combining her love for performing with her passion for giving back.
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