A breakdown of the event, the performances (plus video!), the after-party and a reminder of the cause that needs the spotlight. Source: What Happened at Last Night’s Last Five Years Concert? | Playbill
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Behind The Scenes of The Last Five Years Concert | Playbill
9/9/16Jason Robert Brown talks casting Cynthia Erivo and Joshua Henry and reveals how the sold-out event of the season came to be. Source: Behind The Scenes of The Last Five Years Concert | Playbill
Jason Robert Brown and More Team with Broadway Inspirational Voices for ‘Songs in the Key of Me’ Outreach Program
9/9/16Broadway Inspirational Voices (BIV) is bringing its Outreach Program to Ronald McDonald House NY, with Jeanine Tesori, Jason Robert Brown and more. Source: Jason Robert Brown and More Team with Broadway Inspirational Voices for ‘Songs in the Key of Me’ Outreach Program
ELSIE FEST SETLIST: CONEY ISLAND 9/5/16
9/6/16Playing to a huge crowd on Coney Island at the end of a beautiful late-summer day? With my full band, including an incredible horn section? And a guest spot from the ever-spectacular Lindsay Mendez? And a preview of next week’s L5Y concert with the one and only Tony Award-winning magical Cynthia Erivo? HELL YES, ELSIE FEST. Let’s do this thing! And thank you, Darren Criss, for inviting me to come play with the cool kids! Moving Too Fast from The Last Five Years (2002) I Love Betsy from Honeymoon in Vegas (2015) Melinda (2015) It All Fades Away from TheRead More »
RESIDENCY SET LIST: MEGAN HILTY COMES DOWNTOWN 8/15/16
8/23/16Megan and I have been going back and forth for about a year to find one night that we were both able to do a show together, and we finally landed here: Show #18, a muggy Monday night in August, with two hundred folks packing SubCulture to the gills to enjoy some fantastic music-making. I premiered a new song about the experience of dropping off my daughter at the same summer camp I went to as a teenager; my cover of the month was an impressionistic jazz arrangement of a great, underpraised Sondheim song; and generally I partied with myRead More »