Broadway by the Year | The Broadway Musicals of 1947 & 1966

Monday, MARCH 26, 2018

THE TOWN HALL PRESENTS

Broadway

by the Year® THE BROADWAY MUSICALS OF

1947 & 1966

CREATED, Directed, WRITTEN, AND Hosted BY

SCOTT SIEGEL

MUSICAL DIRECTOR

ROSS PATTERSON

PHOTOGRAPHY | Christine AnDreas by Emilie Silvestri

and Edythe Kenner Foundation

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTS

Dear Friends, We are so pleased that you are joining us for tonight’s Broadway by the Year® concert. This is the second installment this season of our original four part series, and Scott Siegel, Ross Patterson, and the talented singers and dancers who will be performing tonight will take us on an educational and entertaining journey through Broadway in 1947 and 1966!

Now that it is officially Spring, please take a moment to check out the other programs in our Spring Series.

This uniquely curated season celebrates music and artists from around the globe, including an all-star ensemble led by guitar master Stephane Wrembel celebrating the music and spirit of Django Reinhardt, on May 5. Next week, on April 7, Portuguese fado legends Carlos do Carmo and Celeste Rodrigues grace our stage, and Sunday, May 20, we welcome saxophonist Joshua Redman in a collaboration with acclaimed string quartet Brooklyn Rider. For more information on these or any of our concerts, please visit thetownhall.org.

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Enjoy the show!

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Monday, MARCH 26, 2018

THE TOWN HALL PRESENTS

Broadway by the Year® THE BROADWAY MUSICALS OF 1947 & 1966 CREATED, DIRECTED, WRITTEN, AND Hosted BY

SCOTT SIEGEL MUSICAL DIRECTOR

ROSS PATTERSON Featuring

Lesli Margherita Tony Yazbeck Betsy Wolfe Jenny Lee Stern Sal Viviano Eddie Korbich Mia Gerachis The Broadway by the Year Dance Ensemble:

Bailey Callahan, Tricia DeSario, Drew Humphrey, Bryan Hunt, Corinne Munsch, Phoebe Pearl, Jake Primmerman, Joseph Sammour Assistant Director :

Rick Hinkson

Production Assistants: Joe Burke, Holly Cruz

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LARRY ZUCKER, Executive Director M.A. PAPPER, Artistic Director BILL DEHLING, Technical Director GINA THOMPSON, Production Manager SAM MORRIS, Publicity LEIA-LEE DORAN, Designer

Program Act 1: 1947 From Finian’s Rainbow: How Are Things in Glocca Morra? - Mia Gerachis Look to the Rainbow - Betsy Wolfe Necessity - Jenny Lee Stern Old Devil Moon - Tony Yazbeck When I’m Not Near the Girl I Love - Eddie Korbich From Allegro: The Gentleman is a Dope - Lesli Margherita From Brigadoon: Almost Like Being in Love - Tony Yazbeck (plus choreography) Come to Me, Bend to Me - Sal Viviano There But For You Go I - Sal Viviano & Eddie Korbich Go Home With Bonnie Jean - Eddie Korbich & audience

Intermission Act 2: 1966 From Cabaret: Wilkommen - Broadway by the Year Dance Ensemble (Choreography by Danny Gardner) Cabaret - Jenny Lee Stern From I Do! I Do!: Father of the Bride - Eddie Korbich My Cup Runneth Over - Sal Viviano From Sweet Charity: There’s Gotta Be Something Better Than This - Mia Gerachis Where Am I Going? - Mia Gerachis From It’s a Bird...It’s a Plane...It’s Superman: You’ve Got Possibilities - Betsy Wolfe From The Apple Tree: Gorgeous - Lesli Margherita From Mame: If He Walked Into My Life - Jenny Lee Stern It’s Today - Lesli Margherita, Broadway by the Year Dance Ensemble & Company (Choreography by Danny Gardner)

[program subject to change]

ABOUT THE PROGRAM The critically acclaimed series has blossomed from an idea to what Show Business Weekly deems, “…an invaluable and entertaining jewel in the cabaret crown of New York.” Ticket sales have soared and stellar reviews have included The New York Times, which calls it, “Witty, breezily paced. . .informative. . .valuable. . .the right perspective of lighthearted nostalgia...”

Author/Critic Scott Siegel created the series for Town Hall, which he writes and hosts. Siegel takes audiences of all ages on a musical tour of the Great White Way, offering an entertaining verbal account of Broadway’s history. Each evening celebrates the songs from Broadway shows of a selected year, sung by a cast of talented cabaret and Broadway performers.

SCOTT SIEGEL

Scott Siegel has created more than 300 major concerts that have been performed all over the world. He has written/produced/directed concerts for Michael Feinstein, created scores of nightclub acts that have played at major clubs around the globe, but is, perhaps, best known as the creator/writer/director/ host of Town Hall’s signature series, Broadway by the Year®, which is currently celebrating its 17th critically acclaimed season. At Town Hall he has also created Broadway Unplugged, which will take place for its 15th year in a row on Monday, May 1 at 8 PM. For more information about all of Scott’s shows, please visit Scott’s website at SiegelPresents.com

Ross Patterson Ross Patterson’s career in music has been as varied and eclectic as the many styles he loves to play. After completing his studies at The Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Ross spent two years on the road as Musical Director for the Ice Capades before heading to NYC. There he quickly became one of the most sought after pianists by singers. This led to Ross musical directing, arranging and recording for many of the top cabaret artists in New York. He has been honored twice with the Backstage Bistro Award for outstanding musical direction. For the past fifteen years Ross has been the arranger, musical director and band leader for the critically acclaimed Broadway by the Year® concert series at The Town Hall, as well as for the Broadway Unplugged series, also at The Town Hall.

EDDIE KORBICH Original Broadway casts of A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, A Christmas Story (Santa), The Little Mermaid (Scuttle), The Drowsy Chaperone (George-Drama Desk nomination), Breakfast at Tiffany’s, After the Night and the Music (Keith), Wicked, Seussical, Carousel (Mr. Snow-LCT) and Sweeney Todd (Tobias-Circle In The Square). Off-Broadway credits include Assassins, Godspell, The Gifts of the Magi, Flora, The Red Menace, A Little Night Music, Eating Raoul and Taking a Chance on Love (Obie Award). Mr. Korbich has appeared on over 25 original cast albums. He appeared regionally in The Gamester (St. Louis Rep), Dracula (North Shore) and 3hree (Ahmanson). His film and television credits include Blue Bloods, Elementary, The Mysteries of Laura, Law & Order, Deadbeat; Jennifer 8 and Quiz Show. Eddie loves doing cartoon voices and has been a series regular on Doug, Pinky Dinky Doo and PB & J Otter.

Mia Gerachis Mia Gerachis is a New York-based actor, singer, dancer who was born and raised in Houston, TX. She received her BFA in Drama at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Her most notable credits during college include: Legally Blonde (Elle Woods), Carrie the Musical (Chris Hargensen), RENT (Mimi Marquez), and Any Other Way (Becky, World Premiere).

Since graduating in May 2017, Mia has had the opportunity to lead several professional shows, including Joseph…

Dreamcoat (Narrator) at Casa Mañana, and the national tour of ELF (Jovie). She also has a passion for new work, performing at several concerts with new composers, as well as originating a role in the 2017 New York Theatre Festival play, Dirty July. She most recently starred as Lucy Harris opposite Constantine Maroulis in Jekyll & Hyde at Virginia Musical Theatre. Mia is so grateful for her family, friends, teachers, and the entire team at The Cooper Company & CTG. miagerachis.com

Lesli Margherita Broadway: Dames At Sea, Matilda the Musical; West End: Zorro the Musical (Olivier Award); Regional: Guys & Dolls, Kiss Me Kate (Ovation Award), Man of La Mancha (Ovation Nom), Little Shop of Horrors, Spamalot, Damn Yankees. Film: Opening Night, Lucky Stiff, Boogeyman 2. TV: Homeland, Instinct, Seven Seconds, Fame LA, The Good Wife, Major Crimes, NYPD Blue. Animation: includes Cinderella 3 (Disney) and Sponge Bob Squarepants (Nickelodeon). Lesli has published two books: Neck Punch, and Carry On: Advice From The Queen, and is the creator/star of Looks Not Books and Ship Happens, the popular backstage vlogs commissioned by Broadway. com which can also be seen on YouTube.

Jenny Lee Stern Jenny Lee Stern was last seen on Broadway in Rocky (Original Broadway Cast) and A Christmas Story (Madison Square Garden).

She toured the country as Mary Delgado in Jersey Boys, originating the role in the Chicago and Toronto companies. Off-Broadway, Ms. Stern garnered critical acclaim for her portrayals of Judy Garland, Patti Lupone, Bernadette Peters, Sutton Foster (and more!) in Forbidden Broadway: Alive& Kicking. Most recently she starred as the Guest Diva in Forbidden Broadway’s latest installment, Spamilton: An American Parody. Regionally, she has found her niche playing Patsy Cline in Always...Patsy Cline, currently reviving the role for her 7th time at the Media Theatre in Pennsylvania. She has been seen on TV in The Sopranos and The Mysteries of Laura.

Instagram: @pinneddownpinup Twitter: @jennyleestern

Betsy Wolfe Betsy Wolfe recently finished starring in the hit Broadway musical WAITRESS, taking over the lead role from the composer and pop star Sara Bareilies. Prior to Waitress she was on Broadway starring in Falsettos as Cordelia, one of the lovable “lesbians from next door”, directed by James Lapine. Her other Broadway credits include Woody Allen’s musical adaptation of Bullets Over Broadway where she played opposite Zach Braff, under the direction of Susan Stroman. Previously, she starred in the OffBroadway revival of The Last Five Years at Second Stage Theatre and the Broadway revival of The Mystery of Edwin Drood as Rosa Bud. Prior to that Wolfe played Beth in Merrily We Roll Along at Encores! and created the role of Mary Ann Singleton in ACT’s world premiere of Tales of the City, a musical based on the Armistead Maupin novels. Other Broadway credits include Everyday Rapture with Sherie Rene Scott (a show she also performed Off-Broadway), 110 in the Shade, and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Wolfe made her Metropolitan Opera debut in Douglas Carter Beane’s adaptation of Die Fledermaus, which she recently returned to for an encore engagement. Wolfe starred in the La Jolla Playhouse world premiere production of Bobby Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez’s new musical Up Here, under the direction of Alex Timbers. She starred in the San Francisco and Boston companies of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Wolfe has been a guest artist for over 40 symphony, pops, and philharmonic orchestras across the U.S. and internationally including the New York Philharmonic and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Last season she performed with Maestro Reineke and Darren Criss to sold out crowds at Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center with their show Broadway Today.

Recordings include Falsettos, Bullets over Broadway, The Last Five Years, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Stage Door Canteen, 35MM, and Merrily We Roll Along. She holds a BFA in musical theatre from Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Wolfe can also be seen in the film adaptation of The Last Five Years. betsywolfe.com Instagram- @bwolfepack

Sal Viviano Sal Viviano has sung 400+ Pops Concerts with 150+ Symphony Orchestras around the World. On Broadway: The Three Musketeers; Romance / Romance; City of Angels; Falsettos; The Life; The Full Monty; Off-B’way: Closer Than Ever* (Broadway World Award - Best Actor; Off- Broadway Alliance Award); The Big Time; Golf, The Musical* (Backstage Award - Best Actor); Beau Jest; Cather County*; Weird Romance*; Catch Me if I Fall*; Broadway Jukebox; Hamlet, the Opera (for Joseph Papp)... Nat’l Tours: Chicago; Evita; Anything Goes!; The Pirates of Penzance; Hair; Sunday in the Park with George (Helen Hayes Award - Best Actor nom.).

Films: Legally Blonde 2*; Black Roses*; The Jitters; Spike of Bensonhurst*; Life with Mikey*. TV highlight: VanGogh in Disney’s Out of the Box (Parent’s Choice Award). Viviano has introduced and Recorded new Songs for Cy Coleman, Burton Lane, Jule Styne, Alan Jay Lerner, Sheldon Harnick, Michel Legrand, E.Y. Harburg, Stephen Schwartz, Ervin Drake, Alan Menken, Bob Merrill, Tom Jones, Harvey Schmidt, Stephen Sondheim, Leonard Bernstein, Meredith Willson; and Irving Berlin chose him to introduce and record the very last song he ever wrote and published... Over 70 CD Recordings; *’d titles above; and his newest: Perfectly Frank - A Century of Sinatra - recorded LIVE in-Concert. Frairs Club Member.

National Anthems: 30+ Seasons - NY’s Mets. Wife: Actress Liz Larsen. Sons: Alessandro Gian, 21; Joseph Dante, 17.

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Tony Yazbeck Broadway: On The Town (Astaire Award; Tony, Drama League, and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations), Prince of Broadway, Finding Neverland, Chicago, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Gypsy (Outer Critics Circle Award nomination), A Chorus Line, Oklahoma!, Never Gonna Dance. Off-Broadway: Crazy For You (MCP), Fanny Hill.

City Center Encores!: Little Me, On the Town, Gypsy, The Apple Tree, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Pardon My English.

Regional: Goodspeed (Connecticut Critics Circle Award), Signature (Helen Hayes Award), Trinity Rep, Paper Mill, Old Globe. TV/Film: Smash (NBC), Billions (Showtime).

Concerts: Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, Lincoln Center, San Francisco Symphony. His debut album, “The Floor Above Me” is available through PS Classics.

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