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Brian Stokes Mitchell Plays With Music - Holiday!
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Tony Award® winner Brian Stokes Mitchell returns to Feinstein's/54 Below with a new Plays With Music – Holiday! concert, celebrating both the holidays and the release of his new album, Plays with Music. Featuring classic holiday favorites with fresh arrangements along with some non-traditional surprises, the show is a delightful evening with one of Broadway's most charismatic and versatile leading men. Stokes is a veteran of 10 Broadway shows that include Ragtime, Man of La Mancha, Kiss Me Kate and Shuffle Along. His performances have garnered him a slew of awards including two Tonys and induction into the Theatre Hall of Fame. Stokes has been dubbed Broadway's "Last Leading Man" by The New York Times, adding that he "brings an unprecedented fusion of theatrical heroism, pop-jazz sizzle, and emotional vulnerability … Emotional risks abound … (his) performances sustain a mood of vaulting exhilaration."
Venue: Feinstein's/54 Below
254 West 54th Street
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