Photo Flash: Foundation For New American Musicals' 4th Edition Of 3RD MONDAYS Returns to The Federal
On Monday, May 21, 2018, the Foundation for New American Musicals returned to Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal to present the 4th edition of 3RD MONDAYS, an up close and personal experience with exciting musical theatre artists performing songs from Broadway's past, present, and future! Scroll down for photos of the show!
The evening was hosted by award-winning director Richard Israel, with music direction by Jennifer Lin. It featured performances from Bryce Ryness (B'way: HAIR, FIRST DATE, LEAP OF FAITH), Anneliese Van Der Pol (B'way: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, TV: "That's So Raven"), Keith A. Bearden (B'way: WICKED, TALES OF THE CITY in concert), Domonique Paton (HAIRSPRAY international tour, Anna in FROZEN: Live at the Hyperion), and Justin Michael Wilcox (A CHORUS LINE at the Hollywood Bowl, Ovation nominated for I ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU at the Montalban).
Mark your calendars now for the next edition of 3RD MONDAYS on Monday, June 19, 2018! 3RD MONDAYS is co-produced by Michael Donovan and Christopher Sepulveda. Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal is located at 5303 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91601. Doors open at 6:30 pm for food and beverage service, with the performance at 8:00 pm.
Since 2008, the Foundation for New American Musicals has curated an annual festival of new musicals throughout Southern California, performed by professionals, communities and schools. The Foundation's mission is to develop new shows for American musical theater, educate the next generation of theater goers, creators and performers, and entertain audiences in Southern California with exciting new musical theater. See videos from past events at FNAM's YouTube channel, and learn more at www.fnam.us.
Photo Credit: Amy Francis Schott
emcee Richard Israel
Anneliese Van Der Pol 'Where's a Hero When You Need One?' (THE GIRL WHO WOULD BE QUEEN)
the cast of 3RD MONDAYS: Keith A. Bearden, Bryce Ryness, Domonique Paton, Justin Michael Wilcox, Anneliese Van Der Pol, emcee Richard Israel
the cast and audience show their appreciation for music director Jennifer Lin
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