Len Cariou, Laura Osnes, Bob Stillman, Leslie Uggams’ 54 Below Preview

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Tony Award-nominee Laura Osnes, who will soon be back on Broadway in Cinderella, performs “I Had a Dream About You,” from Maury Yeston’s December Songs, which she will perform in full at 54 Below from November 27-30 and December 1.
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Laura Osnes, the Tony-nominated star of Broadway’s upcoming Cinderella serenaded the audience at 54 Below on Monday, November 12 with Maury Yeston’s “I Had a Dream About You.”
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Broadway’s original Sweeney Todd, Tony Award-winner Len Cariou, sings the Cy Coleman-Carolyn Leigh classic “The Best is Yet to Come,” as a preview of his Monday evening concerts on November 12, 19, and 26.
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Tony-winner Len Cariou, the original Sweeney Todd on Broadway, offered up “The Best is Yet to Come,” at the 54 Below press preview on Monday, November 12.
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Tony Award-nominee Bob Stillman, soon to be seen as Abraham Lincoln in New York Theatre Workshop’s A Civil War Christmas offered the crowd a selection from his own songbook, which he will be performing at 54 Below on November 19.
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Bob Stillman, a Tony-nominee for Dirty Blonde, sings one of his own compositions at the 54 Below press preview held Monday, November 12.
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Hallelujah, Baby! Tony-winner Leslie Uggams sings the standard “Come Rain or Come Shine,” which will be featured in her November 13-17 54 Below concert, titled Simply Uggams.
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Stage and screen legend Leslie Uggams closed the Monday, November 12 54 Below press preview with “Come Rain or Come Shine.”
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Tony Award-winners Len Cariou and Leslie Uggams and Tony nominees Laura Osnes and Bob Stillman took to the stage at 54 Below on Monday, November 12, to offer previews of their upcoming concerts at the venue.

Cariou (Broadway’s original Sweeney Todd), who will be performing hits from his illustrious career on Mondays from November 12-26, sang the Cy Coleman-Carolyn Leigh standard “The Best is Yet to Come.”

Osnes (Broadway’s upcoming Cinderella) serenaded the crowd with “I Had a Dream About You,” a selection from Maury Yeston’s December Songs, a musical cycle which she will perform in full during her appearances from November 27-30 and December 1.

Stillman (the upcoming A Civil War Christmas at NYTW) sang one of his own compositions, which will be part of his November 19 appearance at the night spot.

Uggams (Hallelujah, Baby!) closed out the performance with “Come Rain or Come Shine,” which is part of her new show, Simply Uggams, running November 13-17.