April 16 2023 Broadway at Stroudsmoor 4pm

General Admission $50.00 USD VIP $75.00 USD Student/ Senior $40.00 USD

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BROADWAY RETURNS TO THE STROUDMOOR!!! is an all-new concert event created exclusively for Pocono Center for the Arts. Produced and hosted by New York Casting Director and Producing Artistic Director Stephen DeAngelis, five of Broadway’s finest performers will recreate their most memorable musical moments, display their versatility, share backstage behind-the-scenes anecdotes and participate in an enlightening and entertaining question and answer session with our audience. Scheduled performers are John Treacy Egan (Max Bialystock in the Broadway production of The Producers; Nice Work If You Can Get It; Sister Act; The Little Mermaid; Bye Bye Birdie; Jekyll &Hyde and Casa Valentina), Keri Rene Fuller (Jane Seymour in the Broadway production of Six The Musical; Waitress), Jessie Hooker-Bailey (Waitress; Disney Princess Concert), Elizabeth Teeter (Lydia Deetz in the Broadway production of Beetlejuice the Musical; The Crucible; Mary Poppins) and Eric Jordan Young (Chicago; Ragtime; Seussical; Look of Love). Musical Director/Accompanist will be Broadway veteran Laura Bergquist. The concert will feature songs from classic and contemporary Broadway including musical selections from Hamilton; Six The Musical; The Producers; Cats; Beetlejuice The Musical; Guys and Dolls; Chicago; Waitress; The Lion King; Jesus Christ Superstar; Ragtime; The Light in the Piazza; Fosse; Golden Boy and more!!! -BIOS- JOHN TREACY EGAN recently played Colonel Mustard in the regional production of Clue at The Papermill Playhouse . He has appeared on Broadway in My Fair Lady at Lincoln Center Theater. His other Broadway credits include the Tony nominated Casa Valentina at Manhattan Theater Club. He played Chief Berry in Nice Work If You Can Get It and created roles in Sister Act (Joey) and Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Chef Louis). He starred as Max Bialystock in the The Producers as well playing the roles of Roger DeBris and Franz Liebkind. He was an original cast member of Jekyll & Hyde and Roundabout’s Bye Bye Birdie. Off-Broadway, John created roles in Clinton The Musical; Howard Crabtree’s When Pigs Fly!, Disaster The Musical, and Batboy The Musical. He has appeared on television in “Gotham”, “Younger”, “The Good Wife”, “The Knick”, “Boardwalk Empire”, “Nurse Jackie”, “30 Rock”, “Cupid”, “Law & Order”, and the films “Last Night”, and “The Producers”. He can be heard on many theatrical recordings as well as his own solo CDs “Count the Stars” and “On Christmas Morning” (available on itunes). KERI RENE FULLER most recently starred as Jane Seymour in the Broadway company of Six The Musical. Other Broadway: Jagged Little Pill (Swing); Waitress (Francine, u/s Jenna). National Tour: Cats (Grizabella). Regional credits include title of show (Heidi), Murder Ballad (Sara), Dogfight (Rose), Les Miserables (Eponine), Lizzie Borden (Lizzie), A Chorus Line (Maggie), Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (Rachel), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Helena), A Winter's Tale (Perdita). TV: "Law & Order: SVU” (Snowflake). JESSIE HOOKER-BAILEY recently returned to NYC from Chicago, where this summer, she performed in the world premiere of the Pre-Broadway production of The Devil Wears Prada musical. During preview performances of the show, Jessie was called on to perform the lead role of Andy Sachs for a full performance week with no rehearsal but her own, and with much success, helped start the show through its triumphant sold out run. Broadway credits include Grammy award winner Sara Bareilles’ hit Waitress, understudying the role of Dawn, and Tony Award winning Beautiful: The Carole King musical. She also toured the United States as a part of Disney Princess: The Concert Tour. Jessie has been residing in New York City as a working actress for over 10 years. Performing regionally as Sarah in Milwaukee Rep’s Ragtime, Savannah in the co-production of Disney’s Freaky Friday, Rusty in PCLO’s Footloose, and in national tours (Legally Blonde) before making her Broadway debut. She enjoys educating herself and others on social justice, spending time with her husband Gil and puppy Jade, and working as a teaching artist along with doing commercial and voiceover work. Jessie graduated from Shenandoah Conservatory with a BFA in musical theatre. ELIZABETH TEETER most recently starred as Lydia Deetz in the Broadway production of Beetlejuice the Musical. Other Broadway: Betty: in The Crucible, (w/Saoirse Ronan); Young Elizabeth in The Audience (w/Helen Mirren); and Jane Banks in Mary Poppins. Off-Broadway: Lily in The Secret Life of Bees (Audelco nomination). Recent Regional: Liesl in The Sound of Music (The MUNY); Laura in The Glass Menagerie (TWSTL; St. Louis Theater Circle Award for role). Other regional including The MUNY, The Rep STL, Tennessee Williams Festival, Variety Theater, and more. TV/Film:’ Leaving’ (SAG short); guest star on “The Last O.G.” (TBS). ERIC JORDAN YOUNG has been called “a one-man force of nature,” and “an outsized talent.” He is the proud recipient of the Broadway World Award for Best Performance by a Lead Actor. He is an accomplished Producer, Director, Choreographer, Entertainer, Playwright and Songwriter with TV, Broadway (Ragtime ‘98, Ragtime ‘09, Chicago, Seussical, Look of Love), Off-Broadway/Regional (New York Shakespeare Festival, Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, Alliance Theater, Signature Theatre), National Tour (Chicago, Ragtime, Dreamgirls), and Commercial credits. Eric is a Helen Hayes Award recipient whose critically acclaimed Las Vegas performances include Cocktail Cabaret (Caesars Palace), Rock of Ages (Venetian/Rio), Shakin’ -Vegas Remixed with a Twist (Planet Hollywood), Chicago (Mandalay Bay), Starlight Express (Las Vegas Hilton) and Vegas! The Show. Eric has performed with several Symphonies throughout the country including the Atlanta Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Phoenix Symphony Orchestra and the New York Pops at Carnegie Hall. His solo album “Once in a Lifetime”, was produced by his company EnJoY! Productions and his one-man musical Sammy & Me is the winner of the ArtVoice and Salt Awards. Mr. Young served as the Resident Director of Baz (Venetian/Palazzo) and loves working as a Creative Director for original projects including Renegades at Caesars Palace and Drag Supper Club. Eric is the Associate Director for the Norwegian Cruise Line production of Footloose and the immersive production of Rock of Ages in Hollywood, CA. Latest work includes the Kennedy Center production of Guys and Dolls and several new works including the new musicals Vanishing Girl and The Last Show. Eric is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Theater at Long Island University. LAURA BERGQUIST (Musical Director/Accompanist) As an experienced Musical Director, Conductor, Arranger and vocal Coach for Broadway, Off-Broadway, Regional and Concert stages, Laura brings a wealth of musical expertise, pedagogy, experience, collaboration and joyful insight to performers and production teams. Laura was the Musical Director and Conductor for the Broadway production of Allegiance: A New Musical starring George Takei, Lea Salonga and Telly Leung. Regional work as Music Director/Conductor includes productions at The Old Globe, Papermill Playhouse, Arena Stage, Cincinatti Playhouse in the Park, TheatreWorks, North Carolina Theatre, Northlight, Cleveland Playhouse, Rubicon Theatre, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma, Music Theatre of Wichita, Arizona Theatre Company. Baltimore Center Stage and Opera Saratoga, She has helmed National and International Tours of The King and I, Titanic and Miss Saigon among others. STEPHEN DeANGELIS (Producer/Host) has produced over 300 different Broadway concerts at venues in New York and across the United States featuring a multitude of Broadway stars including many Tony Award and Drama Desk Award winners and nominees, stars from hit television series and films whose roots are on stage and Broadway's fastest rising young performers. Throughout his career, he has worked with over 100,000 performers across all entertainment mediums. He is also the Producing Artistic Director and Host of At This Performance... , the critically acclaimed concert series that has showcased the talents of over 1100 Broadway Standbys, Understudies and Alternates since October 2003. His work as a Producer of the ongoing series was acknowledged in BroadwayWorld's List of "Best Club, Cabaret and Concert". He has cast over 3600 network television and radio commercials for Manhattan's leading advertising agencies and has contributed to many historic and award-winning spots and campaigns including many which have been recognized with Platinum, Gold and Silver Lions at Cannes. Stephen also cast the six-time Emmy Award nominated Playhouse Disney series “Johnny and the Sprites” which was seen on the Disney Channel. His work has been seen in New York and regionally in over 300 theatrical productions for companies as well as numerous festival showcases, developmental workshops and readings. Stephen is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society and has staged musicals in major theatres across the country in Boston, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Dallas and St. Louis and throughout New York and New England. He has worked with Actors, Singers, Dancers, Directors, Choreographers, Composers, Lyricists and Playwrights who have been recognized with the following distinctions across all mediums: 263 Tony Award wins, 863 Tony Award nominations, 262 Drama Desk Award wins, 976 Drama Desk Award, nominations, 32 Drama League Award wins, 208 Drama League Award nominations, 197 Primetime Emmy Award wins, 843 Primetime Emmy Award nominations, 129 Daytime Emmy Award wins, 487 Daytime Emmy Award nominations, 53 Academy Award wins, 159 Academy Award nominations, 23 Olivier Award wins, 77 Olivier Award nominations, 145 Grammy Award wins, 454 Grammy Award nominations, 109 Golden Globe Award wins, 366 Golden Globe Award nominations, 5 Pulitzer Prize wins, 8 Pulitzer Prize Award nominations and 8 Kennedy Center Honors recipients.