The internationally acclaimed Broadway concert series hosted and music directed by SiriusXM Radio Star Seth Rudetsky is finally landing smack dab in the middle of Broadway itself this fall.…
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Seth Rudetsky's legendary 'Broadway @' concert series finally arrives in New York City with three scheduled events at The Town Hall.
The Broadway @ Town Hall series will launch November 12, featuring six-time Tony winner Audra McDonald.
The internationally acclaimed Broadway concert series hosted and music directed by Sirius XM Radio Star Seth Rudetsky is finally landing smack dab in the middle of Broadway itself this fall.
Percy B. Long wore wingtips and rolled his own cigarettes. He managed the Webster Theater in the days before talkies, when trains ran swift and nights settled over plowed fields that spread …