New Broadway play explores behind-the-scenes drama and themes of legacy during the troubled filming of 'Jaws'

The play called "The Shark is Broken" is set on the boat from Jaws and dramatizes conflicts between the lead actors during delays caused by malfunctioning sharks.
It stars Ian Shaw as his own father Robert Shaw, one of the leads in Jaws, adding intimacy and explores father-son dynamics.
The play delves into frustrations with filmmaking as well as themes of addiction, ego, and the unpredictable nature of success.
It incorporates meticulous detail like costumes and props to recreate the world of Jaws through a meta-narrative.
While it lacks high drama, the play provides an intriguing perspective on the legacy of a classic film production.