Tommy Tune Brings STEPS IN TIME to Stamford's Rich Forum 2/7

Tommy Tune brings his show STEPS IN TIME for the benefit of the Summer Theatre of New Canaan to Stamford's Rich Forum on Febuary 7th 2009.

Tommy Tune and the Manhattan Rhythm Kings present great Broadway show tunes performed and staged as only Broadway's most awarded Director, Choreographer, Dancer and Musical Actor can create descibes press notes. 

The Summer Theatre of New Canaan will be offering tickets through its box office (203-966-4634):

• $200 Premium benefit tickets with pre-show reception to support the Summer Theatre and
• $500 pre show reception and post show reception tickets with Tommy Tune and the cast (immediately following the performance at the Rich Forum)

All premium benefit tickets at 75% tax deductable.
Call STONC Box office for benefit Tickets now to assure excellent seating. (203) 966-4634

For non-premium regular show tickets:
Orchestra, $55
Grand circle $55 & $40
Mezzanine seating $40.

Please call the Stamford Center for the Arts Box office at 203-325-4466
or purchase online at Rich Forum by clicking here.

As BWW New England features correspondent Jan Nargi describes "the name "Tommy Tune" and a kaleidoscope of images flash through the brain. A long and lanky Ambrose Kemper nimbly high-stepping his way through the park in the movie Hello, Dolly! An elegant and energetic gentleman in top hat, white tie and tails leading a statuesque Twiggy and company in the exuberant "Kickin' the Clouds Away" from My One and Only. The precisely synchronized clapping and tapping of "Favorite Son" and the trick lariat dancing of "Give a Man Enough Rope" from The Will Rogers Follies. Michael Jeter and Brent Barrett immortalizing "We'll Take a Glass Together" on the Tony Awards telecast with their show-stopping Charleston from Grand Hotel.

These and countless other iconic memories serve as artistic milestones in the luminous 50-year career of performer/director/choreographer and Theatre Hall of Fame member Tommy Tune. With nine Tony Awards, eight Drama Desk Awards, two Obie Awards, two Astaire Awards, the American Dance Award, the Drama League Award, the George Abbott Award for Lifetime Achievement, the National Medal of Arts, and the upcoming Fred and Adele Astaire Lifetime Achievement Award and Actor's Fund Julie Harris Award for Lifetime Achievement, Tune is the most honored star in Broadway history."

To read the eclusive BWW interview with Tune by Jan Nargi click here.