Melissa Errico is a Tony Award-nominated Broadway star -- singer, actress, writer, and recording artist— who has become one of the most acclaimed concert and cabaret singers of our time. At her recent Carnegie Hall debut with The New York Pops, conductor Steven Reineke introduced her as “a unique force in the musical life of New York City. There’s really no one like her!” and The Wall Street Journal called her “incomparable.” Her starring roles on Broadway, include: My Fair Lady, High Society, Anna Karenina, White Christmas, Dracula, Les Misérables, and Amour written by multi-Oscar-winning composer Michel Legrand. Melissa has acted in TV/movies such as “Billions” (Showtime), the film “Frequency,” and much more. She has starred in many non-musical roles by Shaw and Oscar Wilde. A constant in the New York theater, she has become equally known for her music and her 2018 album, Sondheim Sublime, called byThe Wall Street Journal “The best all-Sondheim album ever recorded,” as well as her recording made with Michel Legrand, led to concerts worldwide. As a standout writer, Melissa pens a column called ‘Scenes From An Acting Life’ in The New York Times. Errico’s history with Sondheim began when he selected her to star as Dot in Sunday In The Park With George at The Kennedy Center, Clara in Passion at CSC; and the NY City Center Encores! production of Do I Hear A Waltz? Her new album: Sondheim In The City — Feb 16, 2024 on Concord Records.