Tonight: Musical – A Tribute Show to Broadway
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After a tour in the US and Europe, the show continues for another season in Israel's cultural halls! International singer Tzachi Sitton (ISAAC SUTTON) returns to the cultural halls with Tom Cohen – star of the Israeli opera and of the musical "Saul" by Shlomo Artzi. Together they embark on a magical musical journey through Broadway – the great city of musical theater. The show features the greatest and best-loved musical theater hits of all time, from the classic musicals to the best songs from Israeli musicals. Songs from: The Phantom of the Opera, The Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, Cabaret, Cats, Hello, Dolly!, West Side Story, Les Misérables, My Fair Lady, Kazablan, Salah Shabati and more. Tzachi Sitton – ISAAC SUTTON – a bass-baritone singer, actor and Israeli producer with an international career, is currently starring in cultural halls across the country with the successful shows "An Evening of Musical Theater" – a tribute show to Broadway, and "Las Vegas – Tel Aviv" – a tribute show to the great city of gambling. Sitton launched a joint show with Israel Prize laureate Nurit Hirsh – "Celebrating Nurit Hirsh's 80th" – marking Nurit Hirsh's 80th birthday celebrations. This show has been running successfully for 4 years in Israel's cultural halls. Sitton also put on a joint show with Israeli cultural icon Effi Netzer – "Celebrating Effi Netzer's 90th" – marking his 90th birthday. In recent years, beyond his own productions, Sitton has frequently performed in musicals and operas, including the French musical "Romeo and Juliet" at the Gesher Theater. In 2018, Tzachi Sitton launched the international project "Broadway Israel," through which he brought renowned Broadway stars Eryn LeCroy, Carrie St. Louis, Delaney Westfall, Amanda Jane Cooper and Emma Kingston to Israel for joint performance tours. Sitton has also performed with Tony Award-winning Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth, who became famous in the US for her well-known role in the musical "Wicked." Sitton is going on a tour of cultural halls across the country, this time with Tom Cohen – star of the musical "Saul" by Shlomo Artzi and one of the most prominent stars in Israeli opera today. The show "An Evening of Musical Theater" is a cross-continental show that includes a wide range of musicals, from traditional American classics to today's modern musicals. The two will perform the best of their repertoire, including selected pieces from well-known and beloved Israeli musicals. The reviews are full of praise! "Straight from Broadway! A most enjoyable show, giving the audience a hearty dose of emotion and nostalgia." (Tzach Oryan Oratz, Maariv newspaper). "An evening of pure pleasure! Run and get tickets!" (Tzipi Shohat, Haaretz). "Tzachi Sitton, one of the finest bass-baritones in our country, a talented and charismatic performer who manages to sweep up and excite the audience with his powerful, steady singing and his delivery, which combines measured and well-calculated acting" (Elad Naim, The Marker). "A nostalgic and thrilling musical show... there isn't a dull moment in the show. It's highly entertaining and captivating. The very fact that the show flies by, pleasantly and with the passion of its captivating music, makes this entertainment at its best." (Chaim Noy, Journalists' Association) "An evening served with love and bursting talent... a deep and moving voice... a most enjoyable evening that brings on magical smiles" (HaBama). "Forget the parks and Caesarea for a moment, leave it all behind – if you appreciate and love music for its own sake, if you know how to appreciate internationally polished performers, reserve your spot at the event "An Evening of Musical Theater," and you might get to watch Tzachi Sitton, a first-rate bass-baritone performer with a velvety timbre in his voice, giving the audience a full hour and a half of the best songs from musical theater. The show includes duets that are stunning in their musical beauty. It's a full hour and a half of pure pleasure for the ears, with excellent songs, seasoned with linking segments that bring a smile and leave you wanting more" (Yuval Arel, culture correspondent).
