Betty Buckley, Deborah Cox, Max von Essen, More Will Pay Tribute to Barry Manilow at Carnegie Hall | Playbill

Cabaret & Concert News Betty Buckley, Deborah Cox, Max von Essen, More Will Pay Tribute to Barry Manilow at Carnegie Hall

Cast members from the recent Off-Broadway production of Harmony will also be part of This One’s For You.

Betty Buckley, Deborah Cox, and Max von Essen

This One’s For You: The Music of Barry Manilow, honoring Grammy and Emmy winner Barry Manilow, will be presented May 1 at 7 PM in Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage.

The evening—also the 40th Birthday Gala for The New York Pops, led by music director and conductor Steven Reineke—will feature performances from Tony winner Betty Buckley, Deborah Cox, Tony nominee Max von Essen, Erich Bergen, and Charo as well as cast members from the recent Off-Broadway production of Manilow and Bruce Sussman’s Harmony, including Sean Bell, Danny Kornfeld, Zal Owen, Eric Peters, Blake Roman, and Steven Telsey. Additional performers will be announced.

The performance will also include Kids on Stage students, led by director Brian Worsdale; and
The Camp Broadway Ensemble, led by director-choreographer Theo Lencicki and music director Christine Riley. 

Attendees can expect to hear music from Manilow’s wide-ranging catalog. The Tony-honored artist is a Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee who has sold more than 85 million albums worldwide.

The Gala will also celebrate Corporate Honoree Tamara Alesi, CEO at Mediaplus North America, and Legacy Honorees Patty and James Read, honored for their many years of support to The New York Pops.

Proceeds from the Gala support the organization’s PopsEd music education programs. An optional black tie dinner and dance will follow at the Mandarin Oriental New York. 

Visit CarnegieHall.org.

Get a First Look at Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman’s Off-Broadway Musical Harmony

 
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