Alexander Gemignani: Broadway Star (Les Miserables) at Feinstein's
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Members Who Went Said:It was a very entertaining evening. Alex is terrific. Thanks, |
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More Details About This Event: Alexander Gemignani (born July 3, 1979) is a Broadway performer. Alexander was raised in Tenafly, New Jersey and is a graduate of the University of Michigan's Musical Theater Department. He is the son of Broadway musical director Paul Gemignani.
He appeared as John Hinckley in the Roundabout's 2004 Broadway mounting of Stephen Sondheim's Assassins. Gemignani returned to Broadway in late 2005 as the Beadle in the revival of Sweeney Todd. He has appeared in concert versions of both South Pacific (with Reba McEntire and Brian Stokes Mitchell at Carnegie Hall in June, 2005) and Passion (with Patti LuPone, Michael Cerveris, and Audra McDonald at The Rose Theater in March, 2005). Both concerts were taped for PBS Great Performances. In addition, Gemignani participated in a memorable performance of Opening Doors from Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along at Symphony Space's March, 2005 Wall to Wall Sondheim event celebrating Sondheim's 75th birthday. Gemignani recently starred as Jean Valjean in the Broadway revival of Les Misérables, which opened November 9, 2006, at the Broadhurst Theatre. In late 2007, Alex appeared on the national tour of John Doyle's Sweeney Todd. He appeared in the title role opposite Judy Kaye at the Toronto and Columbus, Ohio, stops of the tour. After the Columbus leg of the tour, Alex left the show to return to New York City, where he appeared in 2008's Broadway revival of Sunday in the Park With George. About Feinstein's at Loews Regency: "Best of New York" -- New York Magazine"An invaluable New York institution" -- The New York Post The total experience of an evening at Feinstein's at Loews Regency - a wonderful performance in an intimate space by a great entertainer, fine food, the most attentive waitstaff in town, all occurring in a supremely sophisticated "only in New York" environment - is a unique reflection of what is best about New York City. There was a time when a great hotel was known by its nightclub: the Empire Room at the Waldorf, the Persian Room at the Plaza, the Royal Box at the Americana. People "dressed to the nines" for what they knew would be a memorable evening out. Feinstein's is now that place in New York: the next generation of great supper clubs. |
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