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News Krakowski and Mandrell to Host Second Annual Broadway Meets Country Concert Tony Award winner Jane Krakowski and country music superstar Barbara Mandrell will host the second annual Broadway Meets Country benefit concert, which will be held Oct. 30 at 7:30 PM in the James K. Polk Theater at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center.

Among the Broadway favorites scheduled to lend their talents to the annual fundraiser are Laura Bell Bundy, Michael Cerveris, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Brian d'Arcy James, Julia Murney and company members from the national tour of The Lion King. They will be joined by such country music stars as Josh Gracin, Raul Malo, Lorrie Morgan, Jamie O’Neal, SHeDAISY, Lee Ann Womack and Trisha Yearwood. Stephen Oremus will be the evening's musical director and arranger.

About co-hosting the concert, stage and screen star Krakowski said in a statement, "It is an honor to share the stage with Barbara, and to join my friends and peers in an evening filled with surprises. Nothing is more thrilling than performing live – to do so in Nashville where music is part of the city’s lifeblood, is every singer’s dream."

The one-night-only event, which will feature country stars singing Broadway tunes and Broadway stars singing country fare, will benefit TPAC Education and The Actors' Fund of America. Concertgoers can also expect a few duets, where Broadway and country voices will unite.

The concert is presented by the Country Music Association as part of "Nashville Celebrates Country," a week of activities that precede "The 40th Annual CMA Awards."

Tickets for Broadway Meets Country, priced $35-$500, are available by visiting www.tpac.org or by calling (615) 255-ARTS , ext. 2787. The James K. Polk Theater at TPAC is located at 505 Deaderick Street in Nashville, TN. For more information about the concert visit www.CMAawards.com.

 
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