Broadway's Kristin Chenoweth stopped by LIVE WITH KELLY AND RYAN today to discuss her new animated film MY LITTLE PONY: THE MOVIE in which she lends her voice.
Last night all eyes were on New York City and the 71st TONY Awards, but in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma at the Kristin Chenoweth Theater at Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center the hometown girl hosted a TONY viewing party to launch her Broadway Bootcamp this week. In attendance were 45 students who will participate in a series of classes and performance led by industry professionals who flew in and are arriving for the week's activities. They include, fresh from her Isabelle Stevenson Award win, Broadway's Baayork Lee, Tony winner, Faith Prince, Tony nominees, John Tartaglia and Lara Teeter, director, Richard Jay-Alexander, music directors, Michael Orland and Mary-Mitchell Campbell, Broadway photographer, Bruce Glikas, and even Craig Burns from Telsey Casting who will be participating via satellite.
Singer-Songwriter Roslyn Kind has a love song for you! Currently touring the country in her new concert showcase, 'Beautiful Day,' Kind wants to add a touch of blissful 'Sunshine Pop' music to your Valentine's Day with her inspired new single and music video 'It's A Beautiful Day.'
What a year. A list of all the bad-crazy things that happened in 2016 would be longer than the Hamilton cancellation line, so we'll skip that and get right to the dulcet tones of the luminous Kristin Chenoweth, who reminds us all to smile in this video from SiriusXM, no matter what happens in these last hours of 2016, or in 2017.
Chenoweth may be a Broadway star, but she's terrified of performing live for NBC's HAIRSPRAY, especially her baton twirling solo which she does in the middle of the show.
On Wednesday night, Kristin Chenoweth opened her limited run show, MY LOVE LETTER TO BROADWAY, to a packed house at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. She graced the audience with two very generous acts of some of the greatest songs from The Great White Way and some standards from her new album, THE ART OF ELEGANCE.
On last night's WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE on Bravo, a caller asked guest Kristin Chenoweth which actresses she would cast as Glinda and Elphaba in the upcoming WICKED movie.
On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, when Kristin Chenoweth expressed her disappointment in James giving fellow guests Beth Behrs and Julie Chen compliments, he wins her over with a duet. Later, Chenoweth performs her rendition of 'Smile.'
Barbra Streisand played the Staples Center in Los Angeles last night, beginning her BARBRA: THE MUSIC...THE MEM'RIES...THE MAGIC! tour. The only recording artist to achieve #1 albums in each of six decades, Streisand began the first half of her show playing one of her hits from each of the six decades.