Before Vanessa Hudgens took the stage for the play "Gigi," she received messages from her "High School Musical" co-stars Ashley Tisdale and Monique Coleman, who both took to Twitter to wish her good luck.
"Only thing I have to say when I know my girl @VanessaHudgens is about to kill on stage is 'break a leg, In theater that means good luck!' #hsm," Tisdale tweeted.
Coleman also wrote, "I'm over the moon excited for my darling @VanessaHudgens #openingnight of @GigiOnBroadway! Wish I could be there to see her shine!"
"Gigi," which marked Hudgens' Broadway stage debut, opened in the evening of Jan. 16 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
Hudgens, Tisdale and Coleman starred in "High School Musical" with Zac Efron, Lucas Gabriel, Corbin Bleu, Olesya Rulin, Chris Warren Jr., Ryne Sanborn, KayCee Stroh, Bart Johnson and Alyson Reed, among others.
On the other hand, Tisdale is set to appear both on big screen and on small screen for 2015. She has just completed filming 10 episodes of the TV series "Buzzy." Also, she is set to star in the upcoming film "Drive, She Said" opposite "Orange Is The New Black" actor Jason Biggs and "Salem" actress Janet Montgomery.
Written and directed by Joe Syracuse and Lisa Addario, "Drive, She Said" is a comedy film that also stars Bria L. Murphy, Jenny Mollen, Adrian Voo, Steven Weber, Robert Hoffman, Rusty Joiner, Cedric Yarbrough, Russell Steinberg and David J. Phillips.
Also in the "Drive, She Said" cast are Rigo Obezo, Eric Siegel and Avi Nash.