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The December 11 concert at Feinstein’s/54 Below will include numbers from The Full Monty and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
The Tony nominee’s voice will fill the renovated Music Hall.
“Hurry Home” is being released by Ghostlight Records.
The Off-Broadway York Theatre will host two performances of the musical on December 11.
Mary Rodgers, Jeanine Tesori, and Lucy Simon among those whose songs will be heard at the NYC Triad.
He had a long career staging experimental plays Off-Off-Broadway.
The “original TV holiday movie parody-jukebox musical” will premiere in NYC December 20.
Doreen Taylor and Davis Gaines will share songs and stories about the legendary lyricist December 8–17.
The 1953 Sammy Fain film musical was adapted for the stage but never made it to Broadway.
Elmore's three-decade career also included musicals with Carol Burnett, Mary Martin, and Bernadette Peters.
He’ll first bring Swingin’ Christmas to San Francisco, then Santa Baby! to New York.
The composer of The Last Five Years and Bridges of Madison County will perform at the Wallis Annenberg Center in Beverly Hills.
The star of Amour and Passion will sing Sondheim at Crazy Coqs at Live at Zédel.
FARE is hosting the gala at the Pierre Hotel in NYC December 4.
The Tony Award winner will sing at The Green Room 42 on December 21.
The December 9 concert event will mark the 60th anniversary of the “76 Trombones“ musical.
The Broadway Boys will present the eighth annual toy collection benefit December 11 at The Green Room 42 in NYC.
They will perform a concert version of the Elizabeth Searle and Michael Teoli score in February 2018 in NYC.
The co-moderator of TV’s The View will serve as ringmaster at Lincoln Center in NYC.
The master impressionist will bring her annual holiday concert to Feinstein’s/54 Below.
Tony Award winners Ellen Burstyn and Elizabeth Ashley will also appear in the event at NYC’s Town Hall.
Catch these performers in intimate shows around the city.
Loose Cattle, the band fronted by the Fun Home star, released new album, Seasonal Affective Disorder, December 1.
Original cast members of the short-lived Peter Allen musical will “steal from thieves” twice more.
They are among celebrities who will join original stars of the 1967 Disney film in a December 3 benefit concert at Joe’s Pub.
