Earl Wilson, Jr. News

Multi-talented, singer-songwriter Zack Dobbins is set to perform at the City Theatre with the local four-piece girl group By The Way for a show all ages can enjoy on Thursday, August 28 at 7:30 p.m.

John Forslund & Forslund Theatricals LLC, producers of the first NYC revival of the legendary musical Let My People Come: A Sexual Party Musical Revue, are announcing the extension of the sold-out, eight-week limited engagement hit on the Upper West Side! Previews began February 8 with the official opening on February 14. Performances will continue every Friday at 8pm at the new Underground Theatre, 955 West End Avenue at W. 107th and Broadway. Tickets are currently on sale for an open-ended run.

The Rose Nagelberg Theatre at The Baruch Performing Arts Center was SRO for the special presentation of Earl Wilson Jr.'s 'topical, rousing & inspiring new musical' YES!

Stage 773 Artistic Director Brian Posen announces the launch of a new musical theatre company, Street Tempo Theatre, debuting at Stage 773, 1225 West Belmont Ave.

Stage 773 Artistic Director Brian Posen announces the launch of a new musical theatre company, Street Tempo Theatre, debuting at Stage 773, 1225 West Belmont Ave.

LET MY PEOPLE COME, Earl Wilson, Jr.s ultra-hot sexual musical revue, begins a three-week engagement as a party 'mash-up' at New York City's Ritz Bar and Lounge, 369 West 46th Street, on Saturday, April 17, 2010. LET MY PEOPLE COME - THE PARTY!, a clever, often 'outrageous,' and absolutely funny look at sex and all its complications, will be presented through Wednesday, May 5, 2010.

LET MY PEOPLE COME - The Party!, Earl Wilson, Jr.s ultra-hot sexual musical revue adapted from his precedent setting, barrier-breaking 1970s hit show, opens Monday, April 19 at 5 and 8 PM, for a three-week engagement at New York City's popular Ritz Bar and Lounge, 369 West 46th Street, in Manhattan.

LET MY PEOPLE COME - The Party!, Earl Wilson, Jr.s ultra-hot sexual musical revue adapted from his precedent setting, barrier-breaking 1970s hit show, opens Monday, April 19 at 5 and 8 PM, for a three-week engagement at New York City's popular Ritz Bar and Lounge, 369 West 46th Street, in Manhattan.

LET MY PEOPLE COME, Earl Wilson, Jr.s ultra-hot sexual musical revue, begins a three-week engagement as a party 'mash-up' at New York City's Ritz Bar and Lounge, 369 West 46 th Street, on Saturday, April 17, 2010.

LET MY PEOPLE COME, Earl Wilson, Jr.s ultra-hot sexual musical revue, begins a three-week engagement as a party 'mash-up' at New York City's Ritz Bar and Lounge, 369 West 46th Street, on Saturday, April 17, 2010. LET MY PEOPLE COME - THE PARTY!, a clever, often 'outrageous,' and absolutely funny look at sex and all its complications, will be presented through Wednesday, May 5, 2010.

LET MY PEOPLE COME, Earl Wilson, Jr.s ultra-hot sexual musical revue, begins a three-week engagement as a party 'mash-up' at New York City's Ritz Bar and Lounge, 369 West 46 th Street, on Saturday, April 17, 2010.

LET MY PEOPLE COME, Earl Wilson, Jr.s ultra-hot sexual musical revue, begins a three-week engagement as a party 'mash-up' at New York City's Ritz Bar and Lounge, 369 West 46th Street, on Saturday, April 17, 2010. LET MY PEOPLE COME - THE PARTY!, a clever, often 'outrageous,' and absolutely funny look at sex and all its complications, will be presented through Wednesday, May 5, 2010.

Blume Media Group (Drama Desk Awards presenter) will premiere an AEA showcase production of a new topical comedy Dinner With Ahmed, by Paul Rawlings with direction by Danielle Campbell, at the Sargent Theater / American Theater of Actors (314 West 54th Street, between 8th & 9th Avenues) for a three-week limited engagement from February 22 through March 9, 2008.

YOU'RE IT!, The Musical That Puts You in the Spotlight, a new inter-active musical revue by Grammy-nominated composer/lyricist Earl Wilson, Jr. (Let My People Come) will open in New York at the Downstairs @ Tony's Di Napoli Restaurant in Times Square on Monday, May 2, 2005, at 7:30 PM, it was announced by producer Robert R. Blume.