Celebrate the Best of Broadway with beautiful ballads and upbeat favorites performed by singers straight from the stage, curated and conducted by Dan Micciche.

Starring:

Ben Jacoby (Beautiful, Beaches)

Eryn LeCroy (Phantom of the Opera, Masquerade)

Dee Roscioli (Death Becomes Her, Wicked, The Cher Show)

Dan Micciche (Wicked, Chicago, Musical Director / Piano)

Ben Jacoby has appeared on Broadway as Barry Mann in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical and, most recently, as Michael Barron in Beaches. On tour, Ben originated the role of Raoul in Cameron Mackintosh’s re-imagined, 25th anniversary of The Phantom of the Opera. He has appeared Off-Broadway as Mark Livingstone in Irish Rep’s The Streets of New York (alongside Delaney Westfall!) and as Odysseus in York Theatre’s world premiere of Penelope; Or How the Odyssey Was Really Written, for which he also recorded the cast album. He has been seen in regional theatres across the country including LaJolla Playhouse, Ogunquit Playhouse, Sacramento Music Circus, and Pittsburgh CLO. Television credits include When They See (Netflix), Madame Secretary, The Good Wife (CBS). Ben has performed alongside the Boston Pops, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, and the Toronto Orchestra with TO Live!

Eryn LeCroy is best known by audiences for her portrayal of Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway. She was the last actress hand-picked by Broadway legend, Hal Prince, to portray the role. She also starred on Broadway to critical acclaim in Diane Paulus and Jeffrey L. Page’s reimagined revival of 1776. Recently, Eryn reprised the role of Christine as a member of the original Off-Broadway cast of Diane Paulus’ and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Masquerade for which she received a Drama Desk Award. Other career highlights include the world premiere of Sousatzka in Toronto, her Off-Broadway debuts in two back-to-back Sondheim productions-Assassins with Encores! at the New York City Center and the immersive production of Sweeney Todd at the Barrow Street Theatre, and the national tour of Jekyll and Hyde. As a concert artist, Eryn has performed across the country with some of the leading symphony orchestras as well as internationally in both Canada and Israel. Eryn holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Oklahoma City University and is a proud YoungArts alumna.

Dee Roscioli was most recently in Death Becomes Her on Broadway standing by for both of the female leads. Most known for her 7 year record-breaking run as Elphaba in Wicked. Broadway, Chicago, San Fran, First Nat’l Touring companies. She is one of the longest running green girls worldwide. Most recently she played both Madeline Ashton and Helen Sharp in Death Becomes Her on Broadway. Other Broadway credits: The Cher Show; Star/Lady standby, Fiddler on the Roof; Fruma Sarah. Off-Broadway; Titanique, Celine Dion, Kid Victory; Emily (original cast recording). Voiced Ma Pigeon in Madagascar: A Little Wild. Thanks to CESD and Kyle Luker. Instagram @DeeRoscioli

Dan Micciche is the Associate Music Supervisor, casting of the Tony Award winning global hit, Wicked on Broadway as well as the National Tour. Before that he was the music director and conductor of the show for over 14 years!  A graduate of The Boston Conservatory of Music. In 2024 he was inducted into The Recording Academy of the GRAMMYs and wrapped up working on the movie Wicked (part 1 and 2).  Some other conducting credits include:  Broadway Backwards (Gershwin Theatre) w/ Jordan Fisher, 9 to 5, Carousel, Big River among others.  Prior to Wicked, Dan began his acting career on Broadway as the youngest actor to play Mary Sunshine in the Tony Award winning revival of Chicago. He performed in 2000 shows across 125 cities as a part of the Broadway, US national tour, Canadian tour and, the Japanese, Alaskan and Thailand companies. In Chicago he performed with stars Kevin Richardson, Jerry Springer, Sofia Vergara, Bianca Marroquin, Charlotte d’Amboise, Carol Woods, Roz Ryan, Paige Davis and John O’Hurley. Dan has performed as a soloist in Bernstein’s Mass at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center and the United Palace. He was the first male to record the male soprano solo in “I Don’t Know” which was nominated for a 2008 Grammy Award NAXOS.  TV/ FILM include: Good Morning America/ Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade/ PBS and the 2007 WB MASON commercial.

 As an accomplished conductor and performer, Dan has led workshops and masterclasses across prestigious academic and industry institutions including: University of Michigan, The Boston Conservatory of Music, Berklee School of Music, NYU, Pace, Notre Dame, Eastman School of Music, Otterbein University as well as schools in Peru, Mexico and Switzerland.

 Dan also owns Hit it Productions; a company that brings Broadway into your home, company or event, go to www.broadwayconcerts.com for more info. His program features a personalized musical performance featuring leadingBroadway actors and actresses. He is also the co-founder and co-owner of theInternational Music Theatre Academy (IMTA), the owner and president of The Dan Micciche Vocal Studio.

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