Jonathan Brody, Scott Burkell and More Join TITANIC: THE MUSICAL Concert at Avery Fisher Hall

The TONY Award-winning score from Titanic: The Musical will be performed at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center on February 17, 2014. Tickets are selling fast for this once-off concert performance, which features almost the entire cast from the original Broadway musical, over 200 singers, and the enlarged forces of the professional New York City Chamber Orchestra, all Directed by Don Stephenson, with Music Direction by Kevin Stites.

Following the phenomenal sold out success of Ragtime last year at Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall, Manhattan Concert Productions now refloats the magnificent score of Titanic that received Tony Awards for Best Orchestrations and Best Original Score in 1997, as part of their Broadway Series 2014. Recent cast adjustments include the addition of Jonathan Brody, as John B. Thayer and Scott Burkell, as George Widener/Frank Carlson, visit www.mcp.us for the full cast listing.

Manhattan Concert Productions presents a concert performance of Titanic: The Musical on February 17, 8:00PM, Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center. Tickets start at $50 and are available from www.lincolncenter.org, CenterCharge (212) 721-6500, or in person at Avery Fisher Hall box office, 10 Lincoln Center Plaza (Columbus Avenue at 65th Street). Tickets $50 - $175 are on sale now.

Much speculation surrounded the original production of Titanic during its run on Broadway, and previews at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in April of 1997 were shrouded by mishaps and technical difficulties, leading to mostly negative reviews. Manhattan Concert Productions will now raise Titanic from the depths, highlighting the award-winning score, and present what BroadwayWorld.com referred to as a "cast of dreams" which includes Michael Cerveris, Victoria Clark, Brian d'Arcy James, Jill Paice and more.

ABOUT MANHATTAN CONCERT PRODUCTIONS: Now in its 15th season, Manhattan Concert Productions is an esteemed production company dedicated to excellence in music making, hospitality and travel details. Its focus is placed on the selection and preparation of visiting musicians, guest conductors, professional bands and orchestras, and soloists. The guest musicians of the Titanic chorus will spend four days in New York City rehearsing and working side-by-side with the professional principal cast, as part of Manhattan Concert Productions' continued work bringing professionals and students together. Visit www.mcp.us to learn more.

Pictured: Jonathan Brody