Join us at 54 as we celebrate the Broadway musicals of the legendary composer/conductor Leonard Bernstein. Produced and hosted by Michael Portantiere, with Matthew Martin Ward as musical director/pianist, our event will showcase great songs from Bernstein's first Broadway hit, On the Town, as well as Wonderful Town, Candide, and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. We will also feature some rarities, including samples of songs for which Bernstein wrote music and lyrics for a 1950 Broadway production of Peter Pan. The centerpiece of our show will be a tribute to what is arguably Bernstein's greatest masterpiece, West Side Story, on the 65th anniversary to the day of that immortal musical's Broadway opening on September 26, 1957.
Please note that all artists and acts are subject to change at any time.
Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is required to enter the club.
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With no avaialble correspondent to cover an important cabaret event, Broadway World Cabaret turns to a friend for some help.
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