Ayesha Curry Tested Aerial Equipment at Palace Theatre
The producer took flight backstage during a recent test for the Broadway musical adaptation of The Lost Boys.
Updated on Sept. 27, 2026 in Children’s Theater
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Co-producer Ayesha Curry tested an automated aerial system at the Palace Theatre in New York City. The harness test was conducted for The Lost Boys, a Broadway musical based on the 1987 film.
Why it matters
The high-flying stunts are central to the production, which utilizes a specialized system to move performers through space. Curry, who co-produces the show with Stephen Curry, personally assessed the equipment to ensure the production's technical standards.
The production features an Inter-Related Pendulum design provided by Flying by Foy. This system allows for three-dimensional movement, elevated 30 feet above the stage floor.
The players
Ayesha Curry
Ayesha Curry is a television personality, author, and entrepreneur who serves as a co-producer for this theatrical production.
Stephen Curry
Stephen Curry is a professional basketball player in the NBA who is co-producing this Broadway musical adaptation.
Flying by Foy
Flying by Foy is an internationally recognized theatrical rigging company specializing in automated flying systems for live stage productions.
The details
The Palace Theatre production relies on an intricate flying system designed by Gwyneth Larsen and Billy Mulholland. This technology allows actors to maneuver through three-dimensional space to recreate the supernatural elements of the original 1987 film.
Timeline
The Lost Boys began Broadway previews in March 2026.
The production officially opened on Broadway on April 26, 2026.
Ayesha Curry tested aerial flying equipment the week of September 27, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
This production follows a trend of adapting iconic 1980s cinema for the Broadway stage, challenging studios to replicate high-concept special effects live. By integrating advanced automation, the show pushes the boundaries of traditional stagecraft beyond the legacy methods of earlier theatrical hits.
Theatergoers can see the result of these technical tests during performances at the Palace Theatre. Tickets for the musical remain available through standard Broadway box office channels.
The takeaway
The use of automated pendulum systems demonstrates how Broadway is modernizing classic supernatural stories for live audiences. Producers overseeing these high-tech systems often participate in hands-on testing to manage the rigorous safety and performance requirements of complex stage flight.
Further reading
Explore more about current productions in the New York City Children’s Theater section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Times of India.
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