On the Town in Concert

Leonard Bernstein’s debut Broadway musical was a timeless love letter to “New York, New York.” Written in 1944 with the legendary duo of Betty Comden and Adolph Green, On the Town tells the tale of three American sailors on a 24-hour leave before they depart for battle in World War II. For two nights at Carnegie Hall, experience the beloved musical performed in concert by a cast of Broadway favorites under the direction of Tony winner Shuler Hensley, with music brought to life by a 45-piece Orchestra of St. Luke’s, conducted by Emmy- and Grammy-winning music director Rob Berman. Hear one musical theatre staple after another, including “Come Up to My Place,” “I Can Cook, Too,” “Some Other Time,” and more.