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The Song Is You!
Legendary Black Singers – Great Broadway Songs with Dee Perry
An encore presentation of Legendary Black Singers– Great Broadway Songs: hosted by Dee Perry. It’s a salute to singers such as Ella, Nat, Lena, Nancy Wilson, Bobby Short, and many more immortals whose recordings of songs from stage and screen are definitive.
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Walk On: The Power of Carousel Benefit Luncheon
On Sunday, June 14, 2026 before you sit down to enjoy “Walk On: The Power of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel,” please join us for a pre-concert benefit luncheon beginning at 12 PM in the Museum’s event space adjacent to Provenance Restaurant. The space features elegant, panoramic views of the museum’s gardens and the menu is sure to please thanks to chef partner, Douglas Katz. The afternoon will feature a creatively curated silent auction and some special touches that will delight.
The Song Is You!
Walk On: The Power of Carousel
In 1999, Time magazine named Carousel the Best Musical of the 20th century and wrote that Rodgers and Hammerstein “set the standards for the 20th century musical…this show features their most beautiful score and the most skillful and affecting example of their musical storytelling”. Join BILL RUDMAN and NANCY MAIER for an in-depth look at this musical theater classic in The Musical Theater Project’s production of Walk On: The Power of Carousel. Bill and Nancy will tell the story, along with the saga of the musical’s creation, aided by soloists, a chorus and an instrumental ensemble.
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There is charm, wit and movie magic to spare in Walt Disney’s adaptation of the P.L. Travers novel about a “practically perfect” Nanny who brings lots of changes—some welcome, some not!—to the Banks family of London in 1910, which includes two irresistible youngsters named Jane and Michael. Oscars went to Julie Andrews in her film... |
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