The mother-daughter duo will bring The Story Goes On back to Feinstein’s/54 Below.

The mother-daughter duo will bring The Story Goes On back to the midtown venue.

The mother-daughter duo will bring The Story Goes On back to Feinstein’s/54 Below.

Tales from Soprano Isle is headed out on tour.

A week in the life of actor, writer, music director Seth Rudetsky.

A week in the life of actor, writer, music director Seth Rudetsky.

Laura Benanti's definitive performance of Gypsy's blooming wallflower Louise has won the actress raves — and a Tony.

Just a year ago, if you looked at the bio for Laura Benanti in the Playbill for The Sound of Music, you'd have seen this: "(Ensemble / understudy Maria). 1997 graduate, Kinnelon High School. B'way debut! Regional: Jane Eyre, Man of La Mancha, Paper Mill Playhouse. Studies voice with mom. Love to family and friends." Benanti, daughter of Broadway performer Martin Vidnovic (Baby, King David), put her college plans on hold to take the Sound of Music ensemble role. Talk about a fairy tale; in just a few short months, Benanti -- who is all of 19 years old -- went from understudying Rebecca Luker in the lead role to taking over the part -- opposite Richard Chamberlain no less. Now Benanti's current bio begins, "Once upon a time, there was a girl who dreamed of being on Broadway. One day angels Susan Schulman, Michael Rafter, Michael Lichtefeld, Richard Frankel and the Viertels granted her wish."

Just a year ago, if you looked at the bio for Laura Benanti in the Playbill for The Sound of Music, you'd have seen this: "(Ensemble / understudy Maria). 1997 graduate, Kinnelon High School. B'way debut! Regional: Jane Eyre, Man of La Mancha, Paper Mill Playhouse. Studies voice with mom. Love to family and friends." Benanti, daughter of Broadway performer Martin Vidnovic (Baby, King David), put her college plans on hold to take the Sound of Music ensemble role. Talk about a fairy tale; in just a few short months, Benanti -- who is all of 19 years old -- went from understudying Rebecca Luker in the lead role to taking over the part -- opposite Richard Chamberlain no less. Now Benanti's current bio begins, "Once upon a time, there was a girl who dreamed of being on Broadway. One day angels Susan Schulman, Michael Rafter, Michael Lichtefeld, Richard Frankel and the Viertels granted her wish."