Tonight at 8:30 and 10:30 pm in The Allen Room, Tony Award nominee Gavin Creel and Tony Award winning music director, arranger, and orchestrator Stephen Oremus - the music supervisor of Wicked, Avenue Q, and The Book of Mormon - perform 2 concerts with classic theater tunes and alternative rock, two bright lights from the new generation of Broadway.
Gavin Creel and members of the cast of Hair perform “Where Do I Go?” at the 2009 Tony Awards Nominations Concert on May 18th at the Hudson Theatre.
Gavin Creel and Stephen Oremus bring you a new generation of Broadway music on February 4th, 8:30pm and 10:30pm, at the Allen Room.
On the latest edition of WNET’s This Week at Lincoln Center, the 14th season of American Songbook is featured. Next week, Keren Ann, Thurston Moore, Gavin Creel and Stephen Oremus and Leslie Kritzer will perform in The Allen Room as part of the series, which runs through Feb. 11.
You’re just two steps away from getting a chance to see Gavin Creel and Stephen Oremus live in The Allen Room on Feb. 4, as part of this year’s exciting American Songbook season. First, check in with the 2012 Songbook artists on Foursquare to see which places in New York City they find most inspiring. Then, submit a quick entry about what spot inspires you in the city for a shot to win! Check out the link above for more info. Good luck!
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