Six more performers have joined A Celebration of Rodgers & Hart, the one-night concert at Carnegie Hall on Monday, October 5, taking the bill to sixteen.
Patti LuPone, Shoshana Bean, Jessie Mueller, Joshua Boone, Adam Kantor and Savion Glover will perform at A Celebration of Rodgers & Hart at Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall on Monday, October 5, 2026 at 7:30pm.
The six join a lineup announced earlier: Lilli Cooper, Darren Criss, Michael Feinstein, Santino Fontana, Myles Frost, Elizabeth Gillies, Caissie Levy, Lizzy McAlpine, Molly Ringwald and Awa Sal Secka. Sixteen performers are now billed for the single performance.
LuPone has won three Tony Awards, for Evita, Gypsy and Company. Mueller won hers for Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, and went on to originate Jenna in Waitress. Bean, a Grammy winner, is currently starring on Broadway in The Lost Boys, and played Jersey in Hell's Kitchen before that. Boone was nominated for a Tony for The Outsiders, and Kantor's credits include The Band's Visit, Fiddler on the Roof and Rent.
The concert is directed by Danny Mefford, whose credits include Kimberly Akimbo and Dear Evan Hansen, with music direction by Andrew Resnick and continuity by Richard LaGravenese. Tony Goldwyn and Ethan Hawke co-host. Goldwyn, Glover and LaGravenese were behind Chez Joey at Arena Stage in Washington, in which Frost played the title role.
The program is drawn from the songbook Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart wrote together from the 1920s until Hart's death in 1943. Announced numbers run from the standards — My Funny Valentine, Blue Moon, Manhattan, The Lady Is a Tramp and Where or When — to rarities such as I'd Like to Poison Ivy.
The evening also marks a century of the partnership's ASCAP membership: Rodgers and Hart joined the performing rights organization in 1926, and their successors have been members since. The ASCAP Foundation has presented the Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award to young musical theater composers since 1996, to recipients including Lin-Manuel Miranda, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, David Hein and Irene Sankoff, and Will Aronson and Hue Park.
Tickets are on sale through Carnegie Hall, by phone on (212) 247-7800, at carnegiehall.org and at the box office on 57th Street and Seventh Avenue. A limited number of premium seats with a post-concert reception are handled separately by The ASCAP Foundation, at tickets@ascap.com.
