Julie Benko, who played Ruth in the recent Broadway musical Harmony, will make her Café Carlyle debut this spring.
Benko, also acclaimed for playing Thursday evenings as the alternate Fanny Brice in the Broadway revival of Funny Girl, will play the Manhattan venue May 2–4 in an autobiographical concert titled Standby, Me. The actor will be accompanied by spouse Jason Yeager on piano and will reflect on her career, singing the praises of the oft-unsung hero of Broadway: the understudy.
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Attendees can expect to hear such tunes as "People," "Matchmaker," "Twisted," "What’s Gonna Happen," "I Dreamed a Dream," and more.
Benko has also appeared on Broadway in Fiddler on the Roof and Les Misérables.
Café Carlyle is located in The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, at 35 East 76th Street. Click here for ticket information.
Blake Roman, Steven Telsey, Zal Owen, Danny Kornfeld, Eric Peters, and Sean Bell in Harmony
Chip Zien in Harmony
Julie Benko and Sierra Boggess in Harmony
Allison Semmes and company of Harmony
Steven Telsey, Blake Roman, Danny Kornfeld, Chip Zien, Eric Peters, Sean Bell, and Zal Owen in Harmony
