Photo Coverage: Night After the Tonys with Linda Eder, Constantine Maroulis & More!
On Mon, June 9th, 2014 at 8pm - Broadway star Linda Eder celebrated one of the biggest nights in theatre with a one-night-only concert entitled "Night After the Tonys with Linda Eder" at the Ford Amphitheatre in Hollywood, CA. Produced by Chris Isaacson Presents in partnership with Los Angeles County Arts Commission. Check out a look back below!
The evening featured the hits from Eder's three decade spanning career which has amassed over fifteen solo recordings from countless musical genres including Broadway, standards, pop, country, and jazz. Highlights of the evening included "I Dreamed A Dream" from Les Miserables, "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" from Evita, "Dangerous Game" (duet with Maroulis) and "Someone Like You" from Jekyll and Hyde, and the high-flying "Man of La Mancha."
Eder was joined by special guest Tony Award-nominee Constantine Maroulis, and the Company Men, America's First Mashup Group.
A portion of the proceeds benefited The Actors Fund. Visit www.ChrisIsaacsonPresents.com
Photos by Gennia Cui, The Future Collective, courtesy of Ford Theatres & Chris Isaacson Presents.
Stuart Ambrose, Daniel Tatar, Brian Purcell and Shawn Perucca
Stuart Ambrose, Daniel Tatar, Brian Purcell and Shawn Perucca
Stuart Ambrose, Daniel Tatar, Brian Purcell and Shawn Perucca
Linda Eder with The Company Men
Adrianna McPhee, Michael Orland, Constantine Maroulis and Peisha McPhee
Cesar De Leon, Linda Eder and Johnny Ortiz
Sarah Spiegel, Linda Eder, Jill Marie Burke and Lexi Lawson
Linda Eder with James Mulligan & friend
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