Hardly trying times: The youngest Jonas Brothers is doing splendidly in his latest Broadway role, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Attention, young people milling about outside New York's Al Hirschfeld Theatre: Nick Jonas will not be popping out to shake your hand after matinees of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. He has been asked to stay inside. Why? He will literally stop traffic. I would love to say hello to them, but they've advised me for traffic purposes and other reasons that it's best not to go out," says the youngest of the three heartthrob Jonas Brothers singer-songwriting siblings in his dressing room. "It could get interesting." Downstairs and outside on 45th Street, scores of tweens and teens wait in vain for Jonas to emerge after his afternoon show. But it is a Wednesday, one of two weekly matinee days, and all he can do is shower, sip coffee and check messages on his phone. From: Gulf News
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