On Monday, November 17th at 8 PM, The Town Hall stage will thunder with the sound of Broadway's greatest voices in the 5th Annual Broadway Unplugged. The thunder will be provided without any microphones; we do it with just terrific singers singing great Broadway show tunes.
This year's Broadway Unplugged will feature some newcomers to this critically acclaimed concert event: Broadway's
Mary Poppins,
Ashley Brown, will lend her magnificent voice to the proceedings for the first time, as will the Tony nominated star of Jekyll & Hyde,
Robert Cuccioli. Also new to the concert will be Broadway's much-beloved
Jeff McCarthy (Urinetown, Side Show, etc.), and bright voiced Broadway star Jenn Collela (Urban Cowboy, High Fidelity).
Returning are Broadway Unplugged anchors such as two time Tony Nominee
Marc Kudisch, from
South Pacific,
William Michals, from Batboy, Devan May, and the award-winning vocalist
Bill Daugherty. And that's just the beginning of what will be another stunning cast promised by the concert's creator,
Scott Siegel. "This show has, consistently, been one of the most exciting concert events that I've ever witnessed, either as a producer or as an audience member," said Siegel. "Every one of these shows has been unforgettable and I have no reason to believe that the next one on November 17th will be an less spectacular."
Broadway Unplugged is priced to be recession-proof, with a wide range of ticket prices that begin at $25 for the rear balcony ("Kudisch says that's the best place to hear this concert."), $50 for the front balcony, and $75 for the orchestra and loge. Tickets can be purchased through TicketMaster at 212-307-4100 or at TicketMaster.com. Tickets will become available at the Town Hall box office at 123 West 43rd Street beginning on Friday, October 19th from noon to 6 PM every day except Sunday.
For more information go to
SiegelPresents.com or call 212-365-4345.
Broadway Unplugged is sponsored, in part, by The
Edythe Kenner Foundation, Jill & Irwin Cohen, Edith &
Ervin Drake, Barbara &
Peter Leavy, Trattoria Dopo Teatro, Thoroughbred Records, and Robert Aaron and
Stuart Bloom.
Photo by Peter James Zielinski
