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News Songs You've Never Heard Benefit to Feature Krysta Rodriguez, Leo Ash Evens, Jim Poulos The second edition of Songs You’ve Never Heard and Shows You’ve Never Heard Of will be presented Oct. 25 at the Laurie Beechman Theatre to benefit ASTEP (Artists Striving to End Poverty).

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Krysta Rodriguez

The 9:30 PM concert will feature the talents of Krysta Rodriguez (The Addams Family), Steven Boyer (I’m Not Rappaport), Andrew Durand (Spring Awakening, The Burnt Part Boys), Leo Ash Evens (West Side Story), Jim Poulos (Rent), Lance Rubin (Things to Ruin), Dana Steingold (The Battery’s Down) and Alex Wyse (The Last Smoker in America).

Audiences can expect to hear highlights from Everyone’s Waiting by Leah Miles and Donny Codden and Love Trapezoid by 2009 Fred Ebb Award finalist Matt Schatz.

Larson Award-winning songwriter Joe Iconis will host the evening, which will feature music direction by Molly Gachignard. Jason Haft produces.

Songs You’ve Never Heard and Shows You’ve Never Heard Of, according to press notes, is a "new concert series that showcases today’s brightest and edgiest musical theatre writers as they debut their latest works."

The Laurie Beechman Theatre is located in the West Bank Café at 407 West 42nd Street. There is a $15 cover charge and a $15 food/drink minimum; for reservations, call (212) 695-6909.

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ASTEP, conceived by Mary-Mitchell Campbell, uses the arts as a "tool to empower young people with creativity, knowledge, and a strong sense of self-esteem, factors which help them advance their lives and communities. ASTEP provides artists with opportunities to connect with global youths, allowing them to use their gifts to create meaningful and effective change for young people in need."

 
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