Cabaret & Concert NewsJonathan Groff, James Monroe Iglehart, and More Will Sing in Third Annual Voices for the Voiceless ConcertDirected by Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley, the star-studded performance raises money to benefit foster kids.
By
Ruthie Fierberg
September 15, 2017
On October 30, Broadway’s best will gather at The Town Hall in New York City for the third annual Voices for the Voiceless: Stars For Foster Kids concert.
This year’s engagement features performances by two-time Tony nominee Jonathan Groff, Tony winner James Monroe Iglehart, Grammy winner Stephanie Mills, comedian Caroline Rhea, and television star Charlene Tilton, with more performers to be announced.
The concert raises funds and awareness for foster children, “particularly those aged 13 and older who are in danger of aging out of the foster care system alone,” by directly benefiting You Gotta Believe, a New York non-profit specializing in finding permanent homes for foster kids.
Last year’s event featured performances by Chita Rivera, Darren Criss, Kerry Butler, Max Crumm, and more.
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