Telly Leung, who recently played the title role in Broadway's Aladdin, will return to Feinstein's/54 Below July 10 at 9:30 PM and July 17 at 7 PM.
The Broadway favorite will be backed by a trio of musicians: Gary Adler on piano, Mary Ann McSweeney on bass, and Michael Croiter on drums.
READ: How Every Broadway Role Has Led Telly Leung to Playing Disney’s Aladdin
The Telly Leung Quartet will offer original jazz arrangements of songs by Stephen Sondheim, Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein, John Kander and Fred Ebb, Alan Menken, George and Ira Gershwin, Cole Porter, and more.
Leung's other Broadway credits include the musicals In Transit and Allegiance, the revivals of Flower Drum Song and Pacific Overtures, and the final Broadway company of Rent. He originated the role of Boq in the Chicago production of Wicked and played Dalton Academy Warbler Wes on Fox’s Glee. New York State of Mind: The Remixes —Telly Leung + DRWM was recently released and is available for download on iTunes and to stream on Spotify/Apple Music.
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Telly Leung and Courtney Reed in Aladdin
The 20-city concert tour will play Seattle, New York, Chicago, Toronto, Los Angeles, and more.
Lynn Nottage, Denis O'Hare, Justin David Sullivan, Jessica Hecht, and more attended the Will Davis-directed Signature production.
Seth shares stories from his fabulous journey to Tahiti—including the fight he witnessed that drew blood.
Seth Sklar-Heyn will direct the 2024 summer season opener at the outdoor regional theatre.
Charles Kirsch directs the evening for the Off-Broadway company with musical direction by Michael Lavine.
Saki Kawamura will direct the industry presentations of Johanna Telander and Douglas Thompson's new musical.
Michael Harrison will direct the annual holiday pantomime.
The two artists will share songs and stories from their careers at the Manhattan venue.
Deborah Grace Winer hosts the two concerts, part of the Songbook Sundays series.
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