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Reeve Carney, who is live-streaming a concert from The Green Room 42 on Sunday.
Even though in-person theatre and dance are back in full swing, in the name of accessibility we're continuing to round up performances to watch online from the comfort of home. Our curated list spotlights the five best options to stream this weekend, Friday, November 15 to Sunday, November 17, for free or at low cost.
Live-streaming on Saturday, November 16 at 7 p.m. ET for $28.50.
Check in to Grand Hotel with a concert celebrating the Tony Award-winning musical and featuring performances by many original cast members, including Ken Jennings, Timothy Jerome, Bob Stillman and Walter Willison. In addition to glorious songs by Robert Wright, George Forrest and Maury Yeston, the evening will include backstage stories and special guests. We're hoping Tommy Tune, who won Tonys for his direction and choreography, shows up. Streaming live from the cabaret hub's swanky stage. If you prefer to attend in person, click here for info.
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Live-streaming Saturday, November 16 at 7 p.m. ET for $26.50
Broadway vet (Lempicka, Kinky Boots, Legally Blonde), cabaret star and original Bare: A Pop Opera showstopper Natalie Joy Johnson and her longtime pianist Brian Nash share songs and outrageous stories in this post-election evening of belting and bitching. Live-streaming directly from The Green Room 42 in Midtown. If you prefer to attend in person, click here for info.
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Live-streaming Sunday, November 17 at 7 p.m. ET for $26.50
Broadway star Reeve Carney (Hadestown, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark) is also an indie rock darling with his namesake band. But tonight he's not singing show tunes or his tunes, he's covering classics by Queen. Hear Carney put his stamp on "We Will Rock You," "Another One Bites the Dust," "We Are the Champions" and other hits. Live-streaming directly from The Green Room 42 in Midtown. If you prefer to attend in person, click here for info.
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Streaming for FREE
Streaming Musicals shares a recording of the original Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's musical Pacific Overtures, which was filmed for Japanese television in 1976, the same year as its too-short run. A mostly Asian cast stars in this tale about the impact of Western culture on Japan starting in 1853, when American ships forced the country to open itself to outside influences. Staged in Kabuki style with men playing women's roles, the show is considered one of Sondheim's most ambitious projects.
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Streaming for FREE
Based on Joe Simpson's best-selling memoir, David Greig's thrilling play chronicles the mountaineer's near fatal accident while climbing the Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes and his harrowing journey back down. Recorded live on stage at the UK's Bristol Old Vic, the production was directed by War Horse Tony winner Tom Morris and stars Josh Williams.
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