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Today on Broadway: Wednesday, March 8, 2017

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Listen: Headlines from Yesterday's News and an Interview with Michael Cerveris About His Upcoming Performance at The Sheen Center. "Today on Broadway" is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day. Any and all feedback is appreciated: james@broadwayradio.com (James Marino) or matt@broadwayradio.com (Matt Tamanini) BroadwayRadio on Twitter | Facebook Notes: 1) Patti LuPone and Christine Ebersole Apply War Paint on Broadway, Starting March 7 2) Abby Mueller and Evan Todd Join Broadway's BEAUTIFUL TUESDAY MARCH 7 3) Don't Throw Away Your Shot! New Block of HAMILTON Tickets Now Available Through March 2018 4) Hamilton Cast Album Certified Triple Platinum by Olivia Clement 5) Tickets on Sale for Matthew Perry's THE END OF LONGING at MCC Theater 6) The 25th Global Production and First International Tour of Disney's THE LION KING will Premiere in Manila March 2018 7) CAGNEY to Conclude its Celebrated Run this May 8) BWW TV: Watch Corey Cott, Laura Osnes & More Swing to Broadway in BANDSTAND Sneak Peek! 9) Rupert Holmes Developing NAME THAT TUNE Stage Musical 10) Robert Evans’ tempestuous Hollywood tenure takes the stage by Michael Riedel 11) Surflight Theatre Will ReOpen In Summer 2017 by Chris Luner   Guest: Michael Cerveris Michael Cerveris and His Accomplices, March 16, 2017 @ The Sheen Center, 18 Bleecker St
Michael will be performing his latest and critically acclaimed album, Piety, which was nominated for “Best of the Beat” Award by OffBeat Magazine for Best Country/Folk/Singer-Songwriter Album of 2016, along with selections from his first record, Dog Eared, and his EP, Hinterland.
  Michael Cerveris Info: Wikipedia Cerveris Music IBDB Vimeo Twitter Facebook Sound Cloud   ABOUT MICHAEL CERVERIS Michael Cerveris’s musical journey is a long and storied one, beginning with his artistic upbringing in West Virginia by two Juilliard alumnus, growing to being Tommy in The Who’s iconic rock musical and coming along with Pete Townshend on his Psychoderelict Tour, to playing the lead in Hedwig and the Angry Inch. His punk and rock roots only softened years later when an acting part in Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant brought him to New Orleans, where he rediscovered his Southern roots. Fast-forward to today, and Cerveris can boast three full-length solo albums, two Tony Awards, a role in the Broadway musical Fun Home (where he won one of the Tonys), and the pride of raising the puppy he rescued in New Orleans. He divides his time between New York City and New Orleans, and continues to dabble in between music, film, and theater. ABOUT PIETY Raised in West Virginia, Michael Cerveris returns here to his southern roots as singer and songwriter with this acoustic based, folk influenced album recorded in New Orleans with a host of beloved local artists and friends. Lush string arrangements expand these songs reminiscent of classic 70s songwriters--Alex Chilton and Chris Bell, a southern Harry Nilsson, or Nick Drake with a dash of Van Dyke Parks--combined with echoes of more modern classic writers like Elliott Smith. In his day job, Cerveris is a two time Tony Award winning Broadway actor and star of The Good Wife, Fringe and Treme. The recording features a host of New Orleans musicians, including Paul Sanchez, Anders Osborne, Mia Borders, Alex McMurray, Rod Hodges (the Iguanas), Sam and Jack Craft (Sweet Crude), Helen Gillet, Shamarr Allen and Linzay Young (Red Stick Ramblers) along with Kimberly Kaye and Kendall Meade (Mascott) with a very special appearance by Steve Gleason. Piety was nominated for Best of the Beat Award by OffBeat Magazine for Best Country/Folk/Singer-Songwriter Album of 2016 and critic John Swenson wrote onTourworthy.com: "Piety really is beyond category, definitely one of the best records released in New Orleans in 2016."  

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