Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp, who created the roles of, respectively, Roger and Mark in the original Broadway production of the Tony-winning musical Rent, returned to 54 Below January 10-13 with their concert evening titled Celebrating Friendship & History. 

The concerts featured songs from various projects throughout the actors' careers, music that influenced their lives, and a few of the hits from Jonathan Larson's Pulitzer Prize-winning Rent. 

Watch the duo perform "No Day But Today" from Rent in the video below. Watch "Totally Fucked" from Spring Awakening by clicking here (the video is age restricted), and check out their rendition of U2's "Where the Streets Have No Name" below. Pascal and Rapp will return to the Manhattan venue this summer.

U2's "Where the Streets Have No Name":

In a recent interview with Playbill, Pascal spoke about his long friendship with his Rent co-star, explaining, "I’m so grateful for the relationship that Anthony and I have, and have had, all of these years. We still love to perform together, and people seem to want to see us do that. I’m very grateful for him and for these shows that he and I have been able to do for all of these years. We're intimately familiar with each other’s performing style and how the alchemy of the two of us together works so well."

Pascal has also been seen on Broadway in Pretty Woman: The Musical, Disaster!, Something Rotten!, Memphis, Chicago, and Aida.

Rapp's Broadway credits also include If/Then; You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown; Six Degrees of Separation; Precious Sons; and The Little Prince and the Aviator.

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