Conner Leavitt Steps Into Off-Broadway With '11 to Midnight' Debut

Conner Leavitt is taking his talents to the New York theater scene. The 32-year-old influencer and cast member of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives will make his off-Broadway debut in the production 11 to Midnight, according to an announcement made Friday, May 1.

"I'm so grateful for the opportunity to join the cast of 11 to Midnight and be a part of such a special, unique theater experience here in New York," Leavitt told People.

The move marks a natural progression for the Leavitt household, which relocated to New York City to support his wife Whitney's record-breaking run as Roxie Hart in Chicago on Broadway. Whitney, also 32, has had her engagement extended multiple times due to strong ticket sales. Conner credited her as a "continuous inspiration to follow your dreams," noting that her "experience onstage really helped me find a love and appreciation for the theater."

The off-Broadway show centers on an unforgettable evening at a New Year's Eve apartment gathering somewhere in the city. The production explores the ritual of ringing in a new year—complete with resolutions, unexpected emotions, and the possibility of a midnight kiss. Seven friends, both longtime and newly acquainted, gather to celebrate, whether the year is 1921 or 2025, all caught up in what the show describes as "the messy magic of friendship."

Leavitt's run begins May 8 and concludes May 27, marking a limited three-week engagement. He joins previously announced cast members Heather Morris and Nia Sioux in the production.