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NOTES: Friends and family of the late, great Rebecca Luker, who died of ALS last December at age 59, pay tribute to the Broadway star’s life and legacy in this one-night-only concert benefiting the medical research foundation Target ALS. The lineup of performers is headlined by her husband, seven-time Tony nominee Danny Burstein, who wrote so eloquently about her battle, alongside a glittering array of co-stars and peers, including Laura Benanti, Sierra Boggess, Michael Cerveris, Victoria Clark, Santino Fontana, Judy Kuhn, Howard McGillin, Norm Lewis, and Kelli O’Hara. Frank DiLella from NY1’s On Stage hosts.

NOTES: Setlist: We're In The Money, Broadway Baby, No One Is Alone, Sooner or Later, Unexpected Song, Faithless Love, Time Heals Everything, Raining In My Heart, Some People, Johanna, So Much Happiness, Hello Little Girl, Any Moment, Later, You Could Drive A Person Crazy, Not A Day Goes By, Being Alive, With So Little To Be Sure Of, Children Will Listen, Move On, I'll Be Seeing You, My Romance, The Way You Look Tonight, Being Alive (Orchestra)

NOTES: This virtual edition of Broadway Backwards will explore how the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic has specifically affected the LGBTQ+ community. This year’s streaming event includes a special opening number with Stephanie J. Block, Deborah Cox, and Lea Salonga, as well as a star-studded finale. New performances will be merged with full numbers from previous editions of Broadway Backwards that feels distinctly of the moment.

NOTES: This is a new virtual season of Broadway By The Year with an extraordinary cast list. Created, written, and hosted by Scott Siegel with pianist and musical director Ross Patterson. Featuring songs from shows such as Song & Dance, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Sunset Boulevard, Evita, The Phantom of the Opera, Jesus Christ Superstar, Aspects of Love, and CATS.

NOTES: Stage stars come together to help raise funds for India in the one-night-only concert Broadway For Every Breath. Organized by Wicked alum Shoba Narayan, the evening features performances by Beautiful Tony winner Jessie Mueller, The Great Comet Tony nominee Denée Benton, Erika Henningsen from Mean Girls, Nik Walker from Ain’t Too Proud, and other Broadway vets.

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NOTES: This dazzling cornucopia of music and song – originally staged last autumn to celebrate the musical legend’s 90th birthday year – sees CFT Artistic Director Daniel Evans joined on the Festival Theatre stage by the stars from the West End to perform numbers from some of Sondheim’s major and lesser-known works. This encore streaming is broadcast on the composer’s 91st birthday.

NOTES: Connecticut TheatreWorks Hartford presents Tony nominee Christiane Noll in Coming Alive Again, an intimate and optimistic cabaret about returning to a new normal. The Broadway favorite talks candidly about the challenges of navigating motherhood during a pandemic, and performs songs from a few of the Broadway shows she’s known for, Dear Evan Hansen and Ragtime, as well as numbers from Follies, The Bridges of Madison County, Company, Fun Home, Grey Gardens, Hello, Dolly!, Jagged Little Pill, Next to Normal, and Wicked.

NOTES: The original star of Broadway’s Anastasia, Christy Altomare, makes her solo debut at Bucks County Playhouse – and you’re invited to see it live! With music director Benjamin Rauhala, the Theater World Award winner and Drama Desk nominee will share backstage stories from her life on-stage and off as she sings favorite selections from her career. Expect songs from her new album Wandering Bird as well as selections from Spring Awakening, Carrie, Mamma Mia!, Anastasia, and many more.

NOTES: I Could Use A Drink is an eclectic mix of progressive contemporary Musical Theatre (both poignant and hilarous), written by Drew Gasparini and sung by the U.K.'s best and rising stars. With themes ranging from teenage pregnancy and heartbreak to mass shootings due to bullying, Gasparini's 17 songs are wonderfully blended together to celebrate the beauty and chaos of youth.

NOTES: Broadway’s Jeremy Jordan, known for his powerful voice and provocative storytelling, returns to the stage with is most ambitious and personal performance to date. Equal parts humor and heartache, Carry On takes us deep into Jeremy’s new life as a father. Unpacking and attempting to reconcile his own complicated childhood, Jeremy soon discovers there is more to being a parent than he could have ever imagined. Featuring an array of musical styles, as well as some never-before-heard songs, Carry On has been thoughtfully reimagined for the virtual stage after winning multiple awards for its premiere at Feinstein’s/54 Below just over a year ago. Featuring musical direction by Benjamin Rauhala.

NOTES: In between some songs, Josh Groban answers audience questions via the YouTube chat or other social media platforms. Setlist: Try To Remember, Someone Else's Story, What I Did For Love, Evermore, Old Devil Moon, Bring Him Home, Children Will Listen/Not While I'm Around, Finishing The Hat, You Matter to Me, Dust and Ashes, Empty Chairs at Empty Tables, Over The Rainbow, The Impossible Dream.

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NOTES: Get ready for an evening of unexpected songs with MCC Theater’s Miscast21 benefit. Every year, the Off-Broadway theatre hosts a gala featuring stage stars performing numbers from roles they would never play. Due to the pandemic, the event went online in 2020; Miscast21 is also a virtual event, allowing theatre fans everywhere a chance to enjoy the evening of kooky casting, which is often hilarious but also unexpectedly thought-provoking and poignant. This year’s stellar lineup includes Annaleigh Ashford, Robin De Jesús, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Cheyenne Jackson, LaChanze, Idina Menzel, Billy Porter, Kelly Marie Tran, Patrick Wilson and a duet from Gavin Creel and Aaron Tveit. This is a surprise-filled must see for musical lovers.

NOTES: An intimate evening of conversation and song hosted by Greg Barnett, Monday Night at the Apollo will see some of the West End’s best known performers sing an eclectic mix of music from their favorite genres. Performers will share their most cherished memories and experiences from their careers, alongside performances of music which is personal to them, in a relaxed and informal theatre celebration.

NOTES: Renowned for his acting work onstage and screen (most recently in the Oscar-nominated film Da 5 Bloods, fans of musical theater best know Norm Lewis, the SAG and Tony-Award nominated star (and Lincoln Center’s Artist Committee member) for his booming baritone and the magnetic charisma that has marked every step of his nearly three decades of Broadway excellence. Lewis has shared comfort and hope to audiences throughout the pandemic year; now he’s bringing live performance back to Lincoln Center. For this Restart Stages concert, he will present a revue of songs hand-picked from his impressive resume of the who’s-who of leading man roles – including Javert in Les Miserables, Porgy in Porgy and Bess, and the title characters in The Phantom of the Opera and Sweeney Todd. Norm will lend his unique and insightful vocal versatility to selections ranging from jazz and blues, to soul, pop, and classic American favorites.

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NOTES: Virtual Concert fundraiser for PHS Performing Arts. YouTube Livestream.

NOTES: Presented by the Theatre Support Fund+, The Shows Must Go On! and National Theatre Live, the world's most iconic musicals return to the West End stage with a stunning concert performance that audiences can watch from the comfort of their homes for free.

NOTES: A host of stage and screen stars will join forces for Broadway's Best Plays "Show of Titles", featuring 20 title tunes from Broadway musicals, to benefit The Actor's Fund. Along with the mentioned above, there are special appearances by Broadway Inspirational Voices, Candice Bergen, Danny Burstein, Bryan Cranston, Sheldon Harnick, John Kander, Angela Lansbury, John Leguizamo, John Lithgow, Lindsay Mendez, Phylicia Rashad, B.D. Wong & Florian Zeller.

NOTES: Created specifically for Signature Theatre with special permission from Sondheim himself, this jam-packed revue features over 30 songs from the composer’s canon. With a lush 16-piece orchestra leading the way for 12 phenomenal singers, this exclusive event satisfies every Sondheim craving. Includes full show, audio described version, English captions and playbill.”

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NOTES: Sutton Foster takes over New York City Center, filling it with her indomitable spirit, for a concert with her friends Raúl Esparza, Joaquina Kalukango, Kelli O’Hara, and Wren Rivera that celebrates their connections to the historic theatre and reflects on the challenges facing all of us. Together, they enliven City Center with the hope of what lies ahead through performances of musical theatre favorites from Anyone Can Whistle, Camelot, Oklahoma!, South Pacific, Violet, The Wild Party, and more. Accompanied by Music Director Michael Rafter (piano) and Matt Hinkley (guitar), Bring Me To Light is directed by Leigh Silverman, with Jeanine Tesori serving as Creative Producer.

NOTES: Song list: Broadway (Smokey Joe's Café), Maybe This Time (Cabaret), Suddenly Seymour (Little Shop of Horrors), Heaven On Their Minds (Jesus Christ Superstar), Let It Sing (Violet), The Ladies Who Lunch (Company)

NOTES: Song list: Transylvania Mania (Young Frankenstein), Dead Mom (Beetlejuice), Life After Life (Dracula The Musical), Last Midnight (Into The Woods), Confrontation (Jekyll & Hyde), Where There's No One (Carrie), Time Warp (The Rocky Horror Show).

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