Concieved and Directed by
Chris Moore
TWO NIGHTS ONLY!
Jan. 10-11, 2025

A New Line Cabaret VI

BROADWAY NOIR

A Two-Night Concert Event!

Including songs from
Guys and Dolls
My Fair Lady
Anything Goes
Follies
Bye Bye Birdie
Man of La Mancha
Company
and other iconic Broadway musicals!

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The New Liners return to the world-famous Sheldon Concert Hall!

New Line returns to the acoustically magnificent Sheldon Concert Hall with an all-black cast, for the company's sixth concert of songs from Broadway musicals.

The New Liners get to work on so many amazing musicals, famous and not, with powerful songs and stories. But sometimes there are theatre songs that our performers would love to sing, even though we may not produce the shows they come from. For that reason -- and to spotlight the incredible talent right here in St. Louis -- New Line brings you this Two-Night-Only showcase!

The concert will be directed by Chris Moore, with music direction by Jermaine Manor, featuring some of the most talented actors in the St. Louis region, including veteran New Liners and actors new to our company.

New Line has previously performed at the Sheldon in 2000, 2003, 2006, 2009, and 2016.

Want to explore more?
We recommend:

Artistic Director Scott Miller's book Strike Up the Band: A New History of Musical Theatre

Artistic Director Scott Miller's book The ABCs of Broadway Musicals: A Civilian's Guide

New Line's coffee table book, The Poster Art of New Line Theatre

TICKET INFO

BROADWAY NOIR runs two nights only, Friday and Saturday, Jan. 10-11, 2025, at 8:00 p.m., at the Sheldon Concert Hall, 3648 Washington Blvd. just behind the Fox Theatre in the Grand Center Arts District.

Tickets are $20 for all seats. To charge tickets by phone, call MetroTix at 314-534-1111 or visit the Fox Theatre box office or the MetroTix website.

All programs subject to change. New Line Theatre receives funding from the Regional Arts Commission and the Missouri Arts Council, with additional support from the Kranzberg Arts Foundation and the Grand Center Arts District.