BARITONES UNBOUND, featuring Marc Kudisch, Ben Davis & Jeff Mattsey have joined the 10th Annual Concert at Town Hall lineup on Monday, Sept. 30th at 8 PM.
Also set to appear are Liz Callaway, Christopher Sieber, Tonya Pinkins, Christiane Noll, Barbara Walsh, CAMILE SAVIOLA, Max von Essen, William Michals, Natalie Toro, John Easterlin, Bill Daugherty, Carole J. Bufford, Eddie Korbich, Jeffry Denman and
Noah Racey & MEMBERS OF HIS PULSE Dance Company.
BARITONES UNBOUND, a unique trio of magnificent singers, has just agreed to lend their glorious voices to Broadway Unplugged on Monday, September 30th at The Town Hall. This trio, made up of 4-time Tony Nominee Marc Kudisch, Tony Honoree Ben Davis (Baz Luhrman's La Boheme), and Metropolitan Opera Star Principal Jeff Mattsey, will join an already star-packed cast that includes Tony Nominee Liz Callaway (Baby), Tony Nominee CHRSTOPHER SIEBER (Shrek), Tony Winner Tonya Pinkins (Caroline or Change), Tony Nominee Christiane Noll (Chaplin), AND Tony Nominee Barbara Walsh (Company).
Broadway Unplugged will also have the booming voice of William Michals (Emile de Beque in the Lincoln Center production of South Pacific), Drama Desk Nominee Jeffry Denman (Irving Berlin's White Christmas), internationally acclaimed opera star John Easterlin (most recently seen at BAM in Anna Nicole, The Opera). Our concert will have bright Broadway tenors Max von Essen (Evita), Bill Daugherty (Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?), and a great young vocalist on the fast track to stardom (and a Broadway by the Year favorite), Carole J. Bufford
This is truly LIVE! Entertainment. It's as LIVE as it gets. Many have called BROADWAY UNPLUGGED the most exciting musical theater event they have ever seen. Experience it yourself. There is a very good reason this concert is celebrating it's 10th Anniversary!
Ticket Prices are just...
$77 for orchestra & Loge
$52 for front balcony
$27 for rear balcony
Order your tickets now via Ticketmaster or at The Town Hall Box Office - 123 W. 43rd St. between noon & 6 PM every day but Sunday.
Photo by Walter McBride
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