Adam Pascal at PRiMA Theatre

PRiMA Theatre is pleased to welcome guest artist Adam Pascal to Lancaster for a solo concert. Pascal is known as Broadway's most famous rock tenor, and the talent behind leading Broadway roles in Rent, Aida, Memphis, Cabaret, Chicago and Chess.

Most recently on Broadway in the new musical Disaster!, Pascal will join the cast of the Tony-nominated musical comedy Something Rotten! as the new William Shakespeare beginning November 7 at the St. James Theatre in New York City.

With this role, Pascal's original concert date with PRiMA of December 3 has been rescheduled to Monday, December 5, at 7pm.

"We're excited to have Adam join us, and a line of Broadway artists that have come to the PRiMA stage in recent years" says Mitch Nugent, Executive Producer of PRiMA Theatre. "From Stephen Schwartz to Jason Robert Brown, from Josefine Scaglione to Shoshana Bean, we've been blessed to have Broadway's best gracing us with their talents right here in town."

In 1996, Adam landed the role of Roger Davis in the original cast of Rent, for which he won a Drama League and Obie award. Since then he has reprised the role around the world, as well as performed in many Broadway and West End productions (Radames in Aida, Freddie in Chess, Huey Calhoun in Memphis, Billy Flynn in Chicago). In addition to his theatre credits, Pascal has toured internationally, as well as recorded numerous solo albums.

Concert tickets start at $50.00. A meet and greet reception (available only to concert ticket holders) is also available after the concert. The reception will take place in Lilys Restaurant, above the theatre, at an additional $35.00/person.

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