Jennifer Lauren Brown, Michael Hull & Christian Sineath to Play Laurie Beechman Theatre

What happens when three Broadway titans come together for a one-night-only, pull-out-all-the-stops spectacle? We don't know either, but three soon-to-be sensations are ready to take the stage, giving you a taste of future stardom! See it happen this Sunday, June 28, 2015 at 9:30pm at the Laurie Beechman Theater (407 W. 42nd Street New York, NY 10036).

The near-famous trio includes Jennifer Lauren Brown, who made her spectacular debut as Flower Number Two in Miss Katie's seminal spring dance recital; Michael Hull, fresh from his national tour of Disney's Drinks Around the World at Epcot; and Christian Sineath whose break out performance as The Moth in Babes in Toyland at Thalian Association Children's Theater garnered her widespread acclaim across Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. Joshua Zecher-Ross music directs and child wrangles.

Pulling from their books and favorite YouTube videos, Brown, Hull, and Sineath will perform the work of musical theater newcomers and old standards while telling their dirty little secrets. All of the proceeds from the night will benefit the cost of putting on a cabaret in New York City. Tickets are $15 with a $20 food/drink minimum and can be purchased through www.westbankcafe.com or by calling 212-352-3101.

Jennifer Lauren Brown has performed in regional theaters across the country. Past credits include: Avenue Q (Hippodrome Theater), Company (Playhouse on Park), [title of show] (Lake Dillon Theatre), Man of La Mancha (Mt. Washington Valley). www.JenniferLaurenBrown.com

Michael Hull Mare In The Men's Room (The Araca Project), Spring Awakening (Manor Theatre), Avenue Q (The Hippodrome Theater), Vestments of The Gods (NY Fringe Festival), Rescue Rue! (NY Children's Theater Festival). www.MichaelHull.net

Christian Sineath has earned critical acclaim as "a performer with whom to be reckoned". A semi-finalist in The Kurt Weill Foundation's Lotte Lenya Competition, Christian made her film debut in Oscar nominee James Spione's film Silenced last year. www.ChristianSineath.com