Forbidden Broadway star Christina Bianco offers a live streamed concert on YouTube July 23 at 3 PM ET in support of 罢顿贵鈥檚 Lifeline Campaign: Protect Today, Rebuild Tomorrow campaign. Catch the stream at that time above.
Bianco's former Forbidden Broadway and NEWSical the Musical co-star Michael West is scheduled to make a guest appearance. TDF is also .
"For as long as I can remember, TDF has been a part of my life as a New Yorker. It鈥檚 so important for young, budding performers to see live theatre and, thankfully, TDF gave me that opportunity,鈥� said Bianco. 鈥淕rowing up just outside of Manhattan, I have so many memories of traveling into the city and standing in line at the TKTS Booth, keen to see any new show鈥攐r my favorite show for the fourth time! My family and I never would have been able to buy tickets at full price. Over the years I鈥檝e been able to see countless performances using my TDF membership as a member of the Actors' Equity Association. This was not just for entertainment but often for educational purposes, audition preparation, and to support my friends in the theatre community. I know how much TDF has touched my life so I want to do what I can to help continue their legacy and make theatregoing easier and more accessible to as many people as possible."
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Bianco was most recently seen as Fanny Brice in the Theatre Marigny鈥檚 celebrated production of Funny Girl in Paris. A two-time Drama Desk nominee, Bianco has appeared on the New York stage in The Marvelous Wonderettes, Application Pending, Newsical the Musical, and Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab. She made her West End debut in the Menier Chocolate Factory production of Forbidden Broadway at the Vaudeville Theatre, and her other theatrical credits include Hello, Dolly!, Rent, Beehive, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Her debut live album, Life of The Party, is available on iTunes.
罢顿贵鈥檚 Lifeline Campaign was launched in March and aims to raise $1,000,000 to help sustain TDF through the theatre shutdown and into the recovery period ahead. To date, the fundraising initiative has raised nearly $650,000. To donate, .
