Anthony Logan Cole to Bring Broadway Concert to Cape Cod
By: BWW News Desk
Anthony Logan Cole, who is currently starring in the critically acclaimed production of Little Women at Cape Cod Theatre Company, will bring his cabaret concert to Cape Cod on April 17th.
Buzzards Play Productions will present Anthony Logan Cole: You've Hungered For This All Your Life on their Mainstage under the Musical Direction of Cristina Dinella. The one-night-only concert will feature performances by Little Women co-star Lindsey Agnes (Evite, La Cage) and Paddo Devine of the band Someone's Little Brother. You've Hungered For This All Your Life in an intimate evening of Broadway hits and backstage stories.
Anthony Logan Cole hails from Washington, DC but currently calls New York City his home. He can be currently seen Off-Broadway in Full House: The Musical as the Standby for Uncle Joey. International: Les Miserables (Javert), Jekyll and Hyde (Jekyll/Hyde). Off-Broadway: Honestly Abe (Tom Lincoln), Song of Solomon (Pre-Broadway), and Find The Golden Bird (Prince Tor/Kitchen Troll) Regional and Tour: RENT (Mark/Benny), Oliver! (Bumble), Beauty and the Beast (Beast), Scarlet Pimpernel (Chauvelin) and coast to coast as Javert in Les Miserables along with many others. Film/TV: House Of Cards, Law and Order:SVU, VEEP, Stepped On, Again. Anthony has also headlined at the Metropolitan Room, The Duplex, Coronado Playhouse and 54 Below with his cabaret shows. He was recently seen in World Premiere of the Broadway-bound Song Of Solomon.
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