MJ The Musical

Before this: The Jackson 5 wait backstage in Baltimore before taking the stage.

As the members of the Jackson 5 are revealed one by one, white flashes accompany each performer before they begin singing "Blame It on the Boogie."

Before this: Michael appears on Soul Train and begins performing the Robot.

The dance spreads through the ensemble as everyone joins in singing "Dancing Machine."

Before this: Michael, Berry Gordy, and the ensemble perform "You Can't Win."

As the ensemble breaks out of a clustered formation, the neon lighting begins chasing around the set.

Before this: The final moments of "You Can't Win."

The sequence builds into a rapid flashing finale that ends with a bright white flash on the musical cutoff.

Before this: Michael and the ensemble perform "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" inside Studio 54.

White rotating beacons sweep the audience while chasing lights pulse through the dance break.

Before this: The Thriller music video sequence begins.

Michael stands atop a Grammy podium while the surrounding ensemble briefly strobes.

Before this: The Grammy winner is announced.

The set erupts in camera-flash style effects as Michael wins the award.

Before this: Michael performs the "Mama Say Mama Sa Mama Ku Sa" section of "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'."

Colored neon pulses and chases continue through the end of the number.

Before this: Reporters question Michael during a rhythmic press conference following "Earth Song."

The lights flash twice on the line, "Where's Bubbles?"

Before this: The press conference transitions into "They Don't Care About Us."

Double flashes occur repeatedly as the reporters begin dancing.

Before this: The first chorus of "They Don't Care About Us."

A loud guitar riff is accompanied by white strobing effects.

Before this: Michael sings about government injustice.

Before this: Immediately follows the previous sequence.

Five white flashes accompany the lyric "He wouldn't let this be." Scene: "Skinhead, Deadhead" Sequence

Flashes, color changes, and dance break lighting effects continue throughout the verse.

Before this: Michael screams during the dance break.

Heavy strobing is followed by a randomized yellow sidelight sequence.

Before this: The cast repeats "All I Wanna Say Is That They Don't Really Care About Us."

The finale builds into an intense sequence of flashing lights, projection effects, screams, and guitars before ending in a bright white flash and blackout.

Before this: "Beat It" concludes.

A bright white flash transitions into rehearsals for the Dangerous tour.

Before this: Michael performs the Robot during "Dancing Machine."

A video montage celebrates the popularity of the dance while memories of his father begin to intrude.

Before this: During "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'," Michael puts on the Thriller jacket.

A bright horizontal white line flashes across the LED wall.

Before this: Michael receives Grammy awards.

Three rapid brightness hits celebrate the success of the Thriller album.

Before this: Michael discovers a hat and glove in a suitcase and asks for "a smooth groove."

The opening of "Billie Jean" features chasing neon effects and concert-style lighting throughout the number.

Before this: A Fosse-inspired dance sequence from "The Way You Make Me Feel" concludes.

"Smooth Criminal" begins with a sudden reveal and flashing police-car style lighting effects on the ensemble.

Flashing effects continue throughout portions of "Smooth Criminal."

Before this: The Jackson family attempts to convince Michael to reunite with his brothers.

Camera-flash effects accompany the press conference sequence during "For the Love of Money."

Before this: Michael stands atop a table as though filming a Pepsi commercial.

A pyrotechnic accident is depicted using video effects and emergency vehicle-style flashing lights.

Before this: Michael's doctor prescribes pain medication.

The Victory Tour sequence features colorful concert-style lighting throughout "Can You Feel It."

Before this: The ensemble surrounds Michael, overwhelming him with demands and expectations.

Following the line, "Fall into step with the rest of us," Michael screams as white neon elements begin randomly strobing.

Before this: The zombies have entered and surrounded Michael.

The Carnival Barker summons Michael as red pulses transition into flashing carnival lights.

Before this: Michael and the ensemble are clustered together upstage center.

The cast spreads across the stage for the dance break as flashing sidelights accompany the choreography.

Before this: The zombies and Michael stand in a line downstage as a black kabuki curtain descends.

A brief lightning-like strobe sequence flashes across the curtain during the iconic voiceover.

Before this: Following "Man in the Mirror," the stage is empty while the audience chants Michael's name.

Michael rises from beneath the stage as hundreds of flashbulbs erupt around him. The sequence concludes with a blinding white flash and blackout.

Before this: Michael takes his final bow.

The company performs a concert-style finale featuring multiple songs. Lighting chases, flashes, and color changes continue throughout the curtain call, building to a final burst of energy during the closing moments of "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'."