NICK ADAMS most recently starred as Fiyero in the First National Touring production of the Broadway hit Wicked. Most notably, He originated and starred as Adam/Felicia in the Tony winning Bette Midler produced Broadway musical Priscilla Queen of the Desert. Mr Adams was honored with a fellowship by the American Theater Hall of Fame for his “Breakthrough Performance” , received a nomination for the 2011 Astaire Award for Best Dancer on Broadway and won two Broadway Audience Choice Awards. Also on Broadway: A Chorus Line (Larry), Guys and Dolls, Chicago (Mary Sunshine standby), La Cage Aux Folles (2010 Tony Winning Revival), and The Pirate Queen. TV and Film credits include: Sex and the City 2, An Englishman in New York, “Smash,” “As the World Turns,” “Guiding Light,” “Dancing with the Stars,” “Rosie Live,” “It Could Be Worse,” “The Kennedy Center Honors,” “Regis and Kelly,” “Good Morning America,” “The View,” “The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade,” “Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris,” multiple telecasts of “The Tony Awards,” and Keith on the upcoming season two of “Go-Go Boy Interrupted.” Concerts: New York Pops 30th Anniversary (Carnegie Hall), Songs For A New World (Director Jeff Calhoun), Naples Philharmonic, Indianapolis Symphony, Baltimore Symphony, Erie Philharmonic, Boston Pops, Cincinnati Pops, Birdland, 54 Below. Regional: Bucks County Playhouse, Papermill Playhouse (Prince Eric, Disney’s The Little Mermaid), Pittsburgh CLO, Kansas City Starlight, The MUNY, & Lyric of Oklahoma. Mr Adams has instructed several master classes nation wide, has served on the guest faculty of The Boston Conservatory Musical Theatre Dance Intensive as well as The Broadway Dreams Foundation, and is regarded as a Capezio Dance Athlete.

Set sail with Jill Whelan from the ABC Series “The Love Boat” as she returns to Dry Dock with an evening of music, comedy, and inside dirt from a career that has spanned more than 3 decades. Over the years Jill has performed with countless Hollywood legends including Gene Kelly, Liza, Ginger Rogers, Ethel Merman, Carol Channing, Ann Miller, Sammy Davis Jr, Milton Berle and many more.

Once Jill comes into Dry Dock, no one is safe!

Best known for her roles as the sick girl in 1980’s hilarious film Airplane! and as Captain Steubing’s daughter Vicki on TV’s The Love Boat, actress Jill Whelan has her 1-woman show filled with great stories, music and hilarious hi jinx!

Award-winning accordionist and educator Dallas Vietty is one of the most in-demand young accordionists performing jazz and swing in the United States today. Dallas’ unique style comes from his background in the American jazz tradition, as well as deep study and immersion in the European swing tradition of Django Reinhardt (Gypsy Jazz) and the French musette and jazz accordionists.

Musette Project explores the French accordion waltz music of 20’s-50’s known as Musette. Sometimes called Swing Musette or Bebop musette, it is a genre within a genre. Most closely connected with the music called Gypsy Jazz/Jazz Manouche.

Show Details:

Show Name: Dallas Vietty – French Musette
Date: Currently On Tour & Available
Website: http://www.dallasvietty.com
Location: Global
Booking: Broadway Theatrical, LLC

THE MIDTOWN MEN are lifting audiences to their feet in venues across the continent,  realizing the dream they brought to life as the iconic Four Seasons. THE MIDTOWN MEN is the next chapter for these accomplished entertainers, making them the first vocal group ever formed by the principal cast of a high-profile Broadway show.

The New York Times says, “Sidling up to the microphone, the singers had the air of the Rat Pack, Motown and a nightclub act rolled into one”,  while the New York Daily News proclaims, “The Midtown Men sound as crisp as their Rat Pack-inspired suits. Their voices blend together so flawlessly on stage.” After a recent performance with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic, The Oklahoman praised the Midtown Men for “a joyous and nostalgic trip through the music of the 1960s with terrific orchestral charts”, adding, “this high-spirited evening kicked the audience’s adrenaline into overdrive.”