Broadway Sings Lady Gaga’s Chromatica

Rescheduled from 6/29/20 – all tickets will be honored
Monday, September 27, 2021
Doors: 6:00pm / Show: 8:00pm

VIP Gold Seating (First Two Rows)
• $110 – Includes Show Poster – Limited Amount Available
• $85

VIP Silver (Left & Right Wings)
• $75

General Admission
• $40
• GA is Limited Seating Available: First Come, First Served

Student Ticket (Only Available at Box Office w/ Valid ID Night of Show)
• $30

Meet & Greet Package (Available as add-on for all ticket types)
• $100
• Full Dinner Menu Available
• All Ages

Lineup:
Alice Ripley (Next to Normal)
Alex Newell (Once on this Island)
Olivia Lux (“RuPaul’s Drag Race”)
Krystina Alabado (Mean Girls)
Christine Dwyer (Waitress)
J Harrison Ghee (Mrs. Doubtfire)
Natalie Joy Johnson (Kinky Boots)
Tamika Lawrence (Caroline, Or Change)
Corey Mach (Kinky Boots)
Larry Owens (A Strange Loop)
Kyle Taylor Parker (Kinky Boots)
Kate Rockwell (Mean Girls)
Mars Rucker (Tina)
Heath Saunders (Great Comet)
Nasia Thomas (Caroline, Or Change)
and featuring a cappella group T.3 (“America’s Got Talent”)

BROADWAY SINGS, the acclaimed NYC concert series the New York Times calls “sheer brilliance”, brings its 15-piece orchestra and over a dozen queer, BIPOC Broadway stars back to Sony Hall to celebrate Lady Gaga’s most recent hit album, CHROMATICA. The concert will feature brand new arrangements of every song from the album, such as “Stupid Love” and “Rain on Me”, as well as a few of her classic hits. If your body, soul, and spirit have been feeling caged in during lockdown, BROADWAY SINGS CHROMATICA is the concert event of the year that will set you free!

The BROADWAY SINGS concert series, founded in 2012, rearranges and reorchestrates the music of a pop superstar to fit the strengths of the certain Broadway performer singing the song. They have incorporated over 300 Broadway actors into their shows, including Tony Award Winners/Nominees Ben Platt, Danielle Brooks, Constantine Maroulis, Keala Settle, Stark Sands, Jarrod Spector, Lena Hall, Brandon Victor Dixon, Saycon Sengbloh, and Lauren Patten. The New York Times calls the series “sheer brilliance” and has landed on Playbill’s “Best of the Year” lists for multiple years in a row. The series also has a virtual platform that plans personalized Broadway-themed Zoom events called BROADWAY SINGS PARTY!