How do we love thee, 2019? Let us count the ways! Eleven musicals opened on Broadway in 2019, making way for dozens of jaw-dropping performances from seasoned veterans, fresh faces, and everyone in between.
Below, we're counting down our ten favorite musical moments from this past year on Broadway, off-Broadway and beyond. Did your favorite make this list?
What happens when Broadway's sweetheart sings one of the sweetest love songs Broadway's ever seen? Listen to Kelli O'Hara make musical magic with this little Cole Porter gem and you'll fall so in love too...
This one you might just have to see to believe. Head to the Al Hirschfeld Theatre to catch the cast of Moulin Rouge! stop the show with this perfect, musical explosion of Sonya Tayeh genius.
Theatre gets political (and kinda close to home) in the Act 1 finale of Broadway's hottest new show. Patrick Page commands the stage and the ensemble creates a jaw-dropping wall of sound (no pun intended) in this Hadestown anthem. Watch a stripped down version below:
People will say/have said they're in love with the new sound of Oklahoma!. The 1943 orchestrations were completely revamped for a seven-piece blue grass band, which occupies the stage alongside Laurey, Curly, and the rest of the classic characters.
We just couldn't resist the temptation of picking two stellar performances from Ain't Too Proud Tony nominees Ephraim Sykes and Jeremy Pope. You'll find yourself on cloud nine listening to these two do their thing.
The official Broadway earworm of 2019 (Yes, we know it's still stuck in your head too) was only made more lovable by George Salazar's incredible vocal performance. We may not know you Michael, but we're still singing along.
To sing the notes that Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote for Eva Perón takes a vocal prowess that few have mastered since Patti LuPone originated the iconic role. Then came Solea Pfeiffer...
Watch out Broadway, here comes Tina Adrienne Warren. This tiny powerhouse's performance is leaving jaws on the floor of the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. This song in particular, audiences get to enjoy not once, but twice!
All we really want is for you to wake up and fall head over feet for this show-stopping, angsty anthem in Broadway's newest musical. You already have? Thank U!
This year's most acclaimed new show comes to a musical climax with this painful and poignant tune from Orpheus and Eurydice, performed with light fixture and turntable choreography that you won't forget anytime soon.
Think we got it wrong? What was YOUR favorite musical moment of 2019?
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