Cher's Life Musical Is Officially Set for Broadway

When it comes to music, style, and acting icons who embody all-around #goals, Cher ranks high atop that list. Let's be honest: We still dance around in our rooms to songs like "Believe" and "If I Could Turn Back Time" at full volume.

But soon we'll be able to groove along to those tunes with a whole lot of other Cher fans as professionals perform them on the stage. The legend is finally getting her very own Broadway musical—and it'll be based on her life and songs.

Cher confirmed the exciting news on Twitter on Tuesday. "Just got off phone w/ Writer & Director of musical," she shared. "There will be performance in theatre with actors, dancers, singer. It'll be on Broadway 2018." Excuse us as we clear out our calendars for the entire year.

We're happy to get confirmation about the production, as news swirled of a stage reading of Cher: The Musical back in January. In it, there were three different actresses playing the icon, thus that could be the avenue they go for in the actual production—though Cher used singer in the singular form in her tweet.

Avenue Q and Pitch Perfect director Jason Moore, who directed the reading, will helm the show and Jersey Boys writer Rick Elice will create the musical's book.

We have no idea if she'll star in it, or if she'll pick a gorgeous woman (or three) who captures all her beauty and brilliance, but we cannot wait either way! Just the idea of costumes like the ones she performed in at this year's Billboard Awards make us giddy with excitement.

Update: On Sept. 28, Entertainment Weekly reported that The Cher Musical will have an out-of-town tryout in Chicago beginning in June 2018 before going to the Neil Simon Theatre in New York in the fall.

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“My life as a musical on Broadway. It seems crazy, exciting and bizarre—but that’s probably how my life seems to most people,” Cher said in a statement.

As for whether or not Cher herself will hit the stage? Only time will tell. But we think it's safe to say this musical is in good hands. See you on Broadway, Cher!