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Frankie Grande Finishes Titaníque Performance After Prop Injury, Will Miss Later Shows
Broadway performer Frankie Grande was struck by a prop during the July 2 performance and finished the show before seeking treatment. He later shared images of his injuries and said he would miss upcoming shows.
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Frankie Grande sustained a concussion after a prop ship wheel struck him during the July 2 performance of Titaníque at a Broadway theater. Forbes reported that Grande, who plays ship captain Victor Garber and plumber Luigi in the parody of the 1997 film Titanic, completed the show before receiving medical attention.
Grande posted photos of facial bruising on Instagram and stated he would miss several performances during recovery.
The incident occurred in a live production that features frequent prop use and choreography across eight shows per week. Titaníque continues its run while Grande recovers. Forbes noted that such injuries fall under New York workers' compensation rules, which cover medical costs and lost wages without requiring proof of employer fault.
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