He's a Little Sinatra. She's A Little Bit Sondheim: An Intimate Journey Through a Musical Theater Romance

Broadway veterans and Harbor Lights Founders and Artistic Directors Jay Montgomery and Tamara Jenkins are joining creative forces and sharing their personal story in the last production of the 2017 Season, which is focusing on what it means to be a theater artist. "We are excited to be back in the performing saddle and having a blast working together. The show will be lots of fun with some sweet moments. And everyone will certainly relate to the universal themes in relationship dramas," says Jenkins. "We are also thrilled to be joined by Musical Director Andrew Smithson who was with us for our 2011 Harbor Lights' productions of Marry Me a Little, and Amahl and the Night Visitors, and is himself a consummate artist and musician. We needed someone versed in multiple styles as the show covers many musical genres."

Join Montgomery and Jenkins on the intimate journey through the ups and downs of a 'Musical Theater Romance' - their own. With songs that range from Sinatra to Sondheim, Jenkins and Montgomery sing and dance their way through courtship, love, marriage and family.

Friday, June 23 at 8pm

Saturday, June 24 at 8pm

Sunday, June 25 at 2pm

Stage One Theater

Wagner College

Tickets: $30

General Seating

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Tamara Jenkins (FOUNDER and EXECUTIVE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR of HLTC) Ms. Jenkins spent the last 25 years as a professional actress before founding HLTC in 2010. Her acting credits include: BROADWAY/TOURS 'June' & 'Velma' in Chicago, 'Cosette' in Les Miserables, 'Demeter' in Cats and 'Eliza' cover in the Richard Chamberlain revival of My Fair Lady. OFF-BROADWAY: Brel Returns at the Zipper Theater. Her many regional credits include: 'Fiona' in Brigadoon with Dick Van Patton, 'Hodel' in Fiddler on the Roof with Theo Bikel, 'Guinevere' in Camelot with Noel Harrison, 'Glinda' in Wizard of Oz with Bob Keeshan, etc.?? TV: Convictions, Another World, Guiding Light. Ms. Jenkins has appeared as featured vocalist with jazz greats Wayne Shorter, Buster Williams, Larry Coryell and Nestor Torres. As a librettist, her first script was a finalist for the prestigious Richard Rogers Award. She was mentored as a producer under Alan Delynn, former producing partner to legendary Broadway producer David Merrick and is a graduate of multiple Commercial Theater Institute courses. Ms. Jenkins produced and directed a reading of her show Steps In Time at The Henry Miller Theater, starring Milo O'Shea and Helen Gallagher and helped produce a concert at Carnegie Hall celebrating 50 Years of UNICEF starring Herbie Hancock and Art Garfunkle. She made her Harbor Lights directing debut in the acclaimed 2011 production of Amahl and the Night Visitors. Ms Jenkins is proud to have been awarded three times for her activities for Peace through Culture from UN affiliated organizations.

Jay Montgomery (FOUNDER and CO-ARTISTIC DIRECTOR of HLTC) Broadway debut as 'Whizzer' in the Tony Award-winning Falsettos, opposite Mandy Patinkin and Randy Graff. 'Whizzer' in National and LA productions of Falsettos. He toured the USA in Heart Strings, the landmark AIDS benefit, with Christopher Reeve, Sandy Duncan, Tommy Tune, Lou Gossett, Jr. and Nell Carter. Regionally, Mr. Montgomery has appeared in over seventy productions, among them 'Antony' in Sweeney Todd, starring George Hearn and Judy Kaye,' the 'Gentleman Caller' in The Glass Menagerie, starring Kathleen Nolan and 'Robert' in Company. Mr. Montgomery has played 'Che' in Evita a half dozen times (Atlanta's Post and Alley Award for Best Actor), and 'Curly' in Oklahoma! five times. Other favorites include 'Rutledge' in 1776, 'Billy' in Anything Goes, 'Anatoly' in Chess, 'Valentin' in Kiss Of The Spider Woman, 'Sky' in Guys & Dolls, 'Dan' in Snapshots (by Stephen Schwartz) and 'Alan/Fred' in the world premiere of Charles Strauss's You Never Know. Off-Broadway: Brel Returns. Mr. Montgomery has worked at some of the nation's finest theaters, among them Alabama Shakespeare, Trinity Rep, The Pioneer, Walnut Street, the Pittsburgh Public, Casa Manana, Kansas City Rep, and The Papermill Playhouse. His Harbor Lights directing credit include: The Empress, An O. Henry Christmas and My Way.