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Video Week in Review: Sara Bareilles' Surprise Performance, American Songbook, A Bronx Tale
At BroadwayCon, Waitress songwriter Sara Bareilles offered an impromptu performance of "She Used to Be Mine"; at Lincoln Center, Jerry Dixon and Mario Cantone performed for the Amwrican Songbook series; as did Todd Almond with guests Sherie Rene Scott and Courtney Love. Paper Mill Playhouse released highlights of the world-premiere musical A Bronx Tale, and "On Stage Across America" took a look a the history of African-Americans on Broadway.
Highlights From Paper Mill's World-Premiere Musical A Bronx Tale
Jerry Dixon and Mario Cantone Bring Love and Laughs to Lincoln Center's American Songbook
Courtney Love, Sherie Rene Scott Join Todd Almond For Lincoln Center's American Songbook Concert
Ben Vereen, George Faison and Maurice Hines Take a Look at "Black Broadway" in February's "On Stage Across America"
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