Sarah Stiles, Lianne Marie Dobbs, Derrick Davis, Emily Walton, Lauren Marcus, Bruce Winant Set for Free NYC Holiday Concerts | Playbill

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News Sarah Stiles, Lianne Marie Dobbs, Derrick Davis, Emily Walton, Lauren Marcus, Bruce Winant Set for Free NYC Holiday Concerts Broadway's Future Songbook Series — presented by Arts and Artists at St. Paul — will continue Dec. 14 at 2:30 PM and Dec. 16 at 6 PM with two holiday concerts featuring new holiday songs.

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Lianne Marie Dobbs

Both concerts, each with a unique program, will be held in the Bruno Walter Auditorium at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center.

Produced, directed and hosted by John Znidarsic and co-produced by Erica Ruff, the free concerts spotlight the songs of up-and-coming composers and lyricists.

The Dec. 14 concert will feature the songs of Landon Braverman and Derek P. Hassler, Sam Carner and Derek Gregor, Drew Fornarola, Joe Iconis, Max Mamon and Laura Kleinbaum, Annie and Jenna Pasqua, Brad Ross, Charlie Sohne and Tim Rosser, Andrew David Sotomayor, Katie Thompson, Jeff Thomson and Jordan Mann, Niko Tsakalakos, Micah Young, Jay Alan Zimmeran and Eli Zoller.

The Dec. 16 concert will feature the songs of Joey Contreras and Kate Thomas, T. Defoe and Tidtaya Sinutoke, John Gerosimo, Julia Gytri and Avi Amon, Brian Katona, Julie Kramer, Gordon Leary and Julia Meinwald, Salomon Lerner and Laura Kleinbaum, J. Oconer Navarro, Arianna Rose and Ben Bonnema, Rona Siddiqui, Santino Tomisetti, Diane Uniman and Dan Wolpow.

Those interpreting the new holiday songs include Sarah Stiles, Alicia Sable, Lianne Marie Dobbs, Derrick Davis, Santino Tomisetti, John Gerosimo, Angela Travino, Mary Kate Morrissey, Brian Cavanagh-Strong, Madeline Trumble, Laura Kleinbaum, Emily Walton, Chris Blacker, Emily Borromeo, Lauren Marcus, Olli Haaskivi, Bruce Winant and Karl Michael Johnson.

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts' Bruno Walter Auditorium is located at 111 Amsterdam Avenue and 65th Street.

 
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