STAGE TUBE: Heather Parcells Celebrates 'Eliza Doolittle Day' with 'Loverly' NYC Escapades

In 1916, King George V declared the May 20th "Eliza Doolittle Day" (at least in the heroine's imagination, as she sings in MY FAIR LADY's Act I song "Just You Wait"). Below, see Broadway vet Heather Parcells' modern twist on Lerner & Loewe's "Wouldn't It Be Loverly?", as she and fellow actors Nicloas Dromard and Denis Lambert galavant around New York City in honor of Eliza!

It features Heather Parcells as herself, Lucas Van Engen as the bartender, Allison Rihn as the pilates instructor, and Rockage as the audition accompaniest; with dancers Hailey Arnago, Carli Seigelstein, Starr Shapiro, Courtney File, and Katarina Frandenburg; male vocalists Patch David, Lambert, Dromard and Marrick Smith; and musicians Steven Lyon (Flute, English Horn & Clarinet), Jacob Yates (Cello) and Rockage (Accordion).