Susan Blackwell ([title of show]) will host the evening with recent Tony winner Jeanine Tesori (Fun Home) as the keynote speaker.

Scheduled to perform are 2015 Tony Award winners Michael Cerveris (with Loose Cattle) and Ruthie Ann Miles, 2015 Tony Award nominees Judy Kuhn, Beth Malone, Brandon Uranowitz and Steven Boyer, as well as Celia Keenan-Bolger, Montego Glover, Seth Rudetsky, Kate Ferber, Grace McLean, Shaina Taub and Liana Stampur with the Clinton Curtis Band.

With Peter Flynn as director and Paul Staroba as musical director, the one-night-only benefit will also feature an original video by Andrew and Celia Keenan-Bolger.

"We’re thrilled that so many talented performers and artists generously support our work and celebrate the vital link between the arts and civil liberties," said NYCLU executive director Donna Lieberman in a statement. “We’re planning an evening of great music and laughs, all for a worthy cause.”

The evening will also showcase the teenage winners of the NYCLU’s Freedom of Expression contest, which invites New York City public schools students to speak their minds on important civil liberties issues in their lives.

Proceeds from the show benefit the NYCLU’s youth programs.

VIP tickets and sponsorship packages are now on sale for $100 and up. Individual tickets, $60, can be purchased by clicking here; by calling (212) 352-3101; or in person at the Shagan Box Office located in the Center’s lobby at 566 LaGuardia Pl.

For more information visit Nyclu.org/broadway.