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A Broadway Biography in Song And Dance
Featuring The Manhattan Rhythm Kings

Broadway’s legendary song and dance man, Tommy Tune, hits the stage high stepping through his 9 time Tony Award winning career celebrating 50 years on the Great White Way. He sings, dances, and laughs his way through those glorious musical moments that made him a Theatre Legend. 

Backed up by the multi-talented Manhattan Rhythm Kings, get ready for a unique and masterful evening that leaves audiences standing, cheering, and dancing in the aisles.

$55, 5O & 45 plus applicaple fees

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The Town Hall

This critically acclaimed series has blossomed from an idea to what Show Business Weekly deems, "…an invaluable and entertaining jewel in the cabaret crown of New York" Author/critic Scott Siegelcreated the series for Town Hall, which he writes and hosts. Siegel takes audiences of all ages on a musical tour of the Great White Way, offering an entertaining verbal account of Broadway’s history. Each evening celebrates the songs from Broadway shows of a selected year, sung by a cast of talented cabaret and Broadway performers. This marvelous program not only highlights favorite show-stopping numbers, it also features lesser-known gems.

Featuring songs from: The Phantom of the Opera (Andrew Lloyd Webber/Charles Hart), Chess (Tim Rice, Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus), Carrie (Dean Pitchford/Michael Gore), Legs Diamond (Peter Allen), Romance Romance (Barry Harman & Keith Herrmann), and more!

BANK OF AMERICA
Proud to support Broadway by the Year®
with additional support provided by The Edythe Kenner Foundation

$55, 50 & 45 plus applicable fees

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The Town Hall

with Brad Mehldau, Larry Grenadier, Brian Blade & the Orchestra The Knights
playing selections from the new album “Walking Shadows” 

$42 & $57 plus applicable fees

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Blue Note

27 years after the release of their million selling Grammy Award-winning collaboration Double Vision, David Sanborn and Bob James, are collaborating again. On the heels of their second album to be released in May, these two influential and timeless artists share the stage in what will surely be an amazing night of jazz at its very best.

$52 - $72 plus applicable fees

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Absolutely Live & New Audiences

Audiences worldwide have been thrilled for more than 50 years by her unique blend of interpretative folksongs and contemporary themes.

$67, $52 & $42 plus applicable fees

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Judy Collins

Algerian French Pied noir singer and musician, popular throughout the world for fifty years performs.

$82 - $127 plus applicable fees

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Moisha Noy Productions

The series features screenings of major Hollywood and independent films followed by a discussion with people affiliated with the film. Hosted by Scott Siegel, nationally renowned film critic and author, who leads the guests through an entertaining and informative Q&A session.

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The Town Hall

Devendra Banhart emerged as one of the central figures in the “freak folk” movement of the 2000s — a loosely connected group of singer-songwriters who paired acoustic songs with vivid, surrealistic lyrics and idiosyncratic arrangements. Banhart’s music is often charmingly childlike, filled with pianos, cellos, and handclaps, plus big doses of neo-hippie whimsy. The Cali-based singer can also be a serious craftsman,. As the 2000s wore on he deployed his gorgeous vibrato and melodic skills with more and more focus.

$35 & 30

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Bowery Presents

Voted one of world’s “50 Great Voices” by NPR, Buika—born on the island of MaJorca to African immigrant parents—has emerged as a true innovator, a must-see artist among jazz aficionados. Her evident African roots and her cosmopolitanism, developed in clubs in Spain and Americanized during a surreal stint in Las Vegas, explain Buika’s rare self-possession. But nothing can quite explain her ability to connect, in spite of the fact that she sings nearly exclusively in Spanish—Buika is simply one of those rare and wonderful “one listen” artists. 

$57-$77 plus applicable fees

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Blue Note

The Greeks will speak! They will speak, without restraint, for all the things that enrage them and for all the things that are disappearing from their country, their homes and their hearts.

The Greeks will speak through the ten characters of Lakis Lazopoulos who will take you on a political tour, but without politicians and vote hunting. 

The show Sorry I' m Greek, which is written, directed and presented by Lakis Lazopoulos includes three musicians and four dancers. 

Ten characters, some familiar some new, will explain the situation in Greece with humour and truth.

$47. $67. $87 & $112 plus applicable fees

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Globe Entertainment

To commemorate the 60th anniversary of Ethel and Julius Rosenbergs’ executions, the Rosenberg Fund for Children presents a benefit event entitled, Carry it Forward: Celebrate the Children of Resistance

This stage program, which intersperses dramatic readings and dramatized vignettes with music and poetry, honors the legacy of ­resistance passed on from the Rosenbergs and others, and celebrates the courage of families who continue to resist today. It embraces the history of progressive activism both through a look back at past generations, and in the context of today’s struggles.  It honors the community of people who are working for social justice, and shows activists, and their children, that they are not alone.

Activist legend Angela Davis will be the program's narrator and Eve Ensler (performer, author and playwright of The Vagina Monologues and Emotional Creature) will portray Ethel Rosenberg.  With music from Rebel Diaz — a progressive, Latino hip hop group —  and the husband and wife folk duo, Mike + Ruthy; and poetry from Martín Espada. Shola Lynch (director of Free Angela & All Political Prisoners) and Christina Gonzalez will portray the daughters of Russell Maroon Shoatz and Tito Kayak.  Additional cast members to be announced soon

$300, (Anniversary Circle tickets, first 3 rows orchestra); $100, $50, $30.

The Rosenberg Fund for Children

$39, $59 & $89 plus applicable fees

On sale on March 21st at 12 noon on Ticketmaster

Shaping Sound

Playing selections from their new album Border-Free

Cuba’s foremost pianist has developed a brand new repertoire. Boasting a new line-up for his band, The Afro-Cubans Messengers, his new album takes us through an eclectic range of pieces. His dazzling virtuosity as a pianist, his prodigious talents as a composer, and his ingenious arrangements unite to create a music that enthralls. Alongside new sources of inspiration (the music of the North American Indians and of the ArabAndalusian culture), the album is infused with the verve of Valdés’ early trailblazing Cuban Jazz ensemble Irakere, his nostalgia for Cuban big bands, the punch of hard bop, the magical rhythms of the Yoruba drums, and of course the spiritual lyricism which is the mark of all great jazz

Produced in association with Blue Note Jazz Festival

$55, 50 & 45 plus applicable fees

The Town Hall Box Office, and Ticketmaster 

The Town Hall, produced in association with Blue Note Jazz Festival.

The series features screenings of major Hollywood and independent films followed by a discussion with people affiliated with the film. Hosted by Scott Siegel, nationally renowned film critic and author, who leads the guests through an entertaining and informative Q&A session.

Subscriptions only

To find out more about membership just click here.

The Town Hall

The highly anticipated tour is the first for Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, who will perform songs from their album Love Has Come for You. The remarkable new collaboration is set for release on April 23 on Rounder Records.

Love Has Come for You features 13 eloquently rootsy compositions that combine Martin’s inventive five-string banjo work with Brickell’s distinctive vocals and vivid, detail-rich lyrics.  The album was produced by legendary producer Peter Asher (James Taylor, Elvis Costello, Linda Ronstadt) and features notable players including rising-star Esperanza Spalding on bass, veteran studio guitarist Waddy Wachtel and Nickel Creek alumni Sara and Sean Watkins.  The album also features the esteemed bluegrass combo the Steep Canyon Rangers with whom Martin recorded his latest Grammy^®nominated album Rare Bird Alert. 

In a genre that prizes musicianship above all else, Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers have risen to national prominence with their dynamic stage show.  The tour will showcase new material performed by Martin and Brickell, along with the unique hybrid of bluegrass and comedy that Martin and The Steep Canyon Rangers have been delighting audiences with at their sold-out, critically acclaimed shows.

$57 & 87.50 plus applicable fees

On sale on Ticketmaster on 1/25/2013 at 12 noon.

Live Nation

Featuring Wayne Shorter Quartet (Danilo Perez, John Patitucci, Brian Blade) + ACS: Allen Carrington Spalding + Sound Prints: Dave Douglas & Joe Lovano Quintet

What better way to mark the 80th birthday of legendary saxophonist Wayne Shorter than an evening of celebration where the guest of honor will share the stage with some illustrious friends.

$47 - $152

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Blue Note