Tender-voiced heartthrob Aaron Tveit has been cast as the bright-eyed poet who tragically falls in love with a courtesan in the upcoming Moulin Rogue! musical. Now we have our first look at Tveit as Christian, singing the original film's most iconic song -- ok, maybe second after "Lady Marmalade." Let Tveit serenade you through your screen with "Come What May" as he walks through a theater filled with sheet music and rose petals -- man, that's gonna be a bitch to clean up.
The Moulin Rouge! musical opens in Boston this summer with a Broadway transfer expected to follow.
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