New York Times — one of the 14 “shows to see in the U.S. this spring”
Elephant Shoes
A World Premiere Musical
Book by Ivan Menchell
Music and Lyrics by Caroline Kay
Direction by Jeff Calhoun
Co-produced by Deaf West Theatre and Two River Theater
LTV Studios in East Hampton announces the return of its acclaimed musical series for summer 2026: Hamptons Summer Songbook by the Sea, produced by Donna Rubin and LTV’s Creative Director Josh Gladstone.
This captivating concert series brings together a standout lineup of celebrated cabaret and Broadway performers, presented in an inspired reimagining of LTV’s industrial television studio, where state-of-the-art lighting and sound meet the romantic charm of café-style seating, modular staging, and a gleaming Baby Grand piano. Each performance offers an up-close encounter with timeless music and live storytelling, interpreted by some of today’s most gifted vocalists, musicians, and entertainers.
Dreaming of a Song: The Music of Hoagy Carmichael starring Klea Blackhurst and Billy Stritch premieres Saturday, July 18th. Learn more and get your tickets for this summer cabaret series by clicking below!
“Everything the Traffic Will Allow” is Klea Blackhurst’s loving tribute to the songs made famous by the quintessential stage personality Ethel Merman. Rather than a Merman imitation, Klea offers a paean to the great Broadway legend that serves as a potent and happy reminder of Merman’s sheer, undeniable importance to both the history of twentieth-century entertainment and the iconic composers like Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, George Gershwin and Jerry Herman, who wrote songs just for her. The engagement is a rare chance to experience Blackhurst’s crackling wit and powerful vocals as she performs her brilliant, savvy valentine to one of American theatre’s greatest stars.
The powerhouse duo of Blackhurst and singer/pianist Billy Stritch mine the Hoagy Carmichael catalog to unearth lesser-known gems, as well as beloved treasures such as “Skylark,” “Georgia on My Mind” and “Stardust.” You won’t want to miss this “remarkably entertaining show with all the ‘Heart and Soul’ of the legendary composer himself” (Theatre Scene). Pianist-singer Billy Stritch has been a presence on the New York and national nightclub scene for nearly four decades. He began his career in Houston where we formed the vocal trio Montgomery, Plant and Stritch. The threesome performed all over New York and Europe from 1983 until they parted ways in 1990. That same year, Billy started his solo performing career. He is perhaps best known for his 25 year position as musical director and pianist for Liza Minnelli and has also toured with Tony Bennett, Christine Ebersole, Linda Eder, Melissa Manchester, Marilyn Maye, Linda Lavin and many other top singers. His composition “Does He Love You” won a Grammy award in 1993 and was recorded 30 years later by Reba McEntire and Dolly Parton, garnering another Grammy nomination in 2023.
“A natural born comedienne with a voice that can propel a song into the middle of next week” – The Salt Lake Tribune Klea’s career has encompassed roles in many world premieres that never quite found their footing to make it to Broadway. Along the way, Klea contributed her skill and vocal chops to originate distinctive characters while introducing many stand-out songs. From Radio Gals’ “Dear Mr. Gershwin” to Buffalo Gals’ “The Yodeling Muchacha” and the musicals The Nutty Professor, Hazel, and others, Klea shares the songs she has introduced in addition to some her favorites from the Great American Songbook creating an evening that celebrates the joyous ridiculousness of an unpredictable life in the arts in pursuit of a dream.
Vernon Duke was the creator of such indisputable standards as “April in Paris” and “Autumn in New York.” His legacy as a Broadway composer ultimately rests on 1940’s Cabin in the Sky, but there are countless musical treasures written throughout his career – songs from Banjo Eyes, starring Eddie Cantor and Dancing in the Streets, starring Mary Martin. There’s even a curious meeting at the intersection of Vernon Duke and Ethel Merman – Sadie Thompson. Blackhurst has created a lively show devoted to possibly the only composer to dine regularly with Prokofiev and Gershwin. The show features arrangements by music director Michael Rice.
Considered one of Herman’s premier interpreters, Blackhurst officially became one of “Jerry’s Girls” when she starred in the 50th anniversary production of Hello, Dolly! at Goodspeed Opera House. They were introduced years before when Jerry heard her sing one of the cut Dolly songs written for Ethel Merman. He immediately invited her to sing with the London Philharmonic at the Palladium and she’s been singing his songs with symphony orchestras across the country ever since. “One of the Girls” focuses on the powerful, loving and memorable women in Jerry’s life: both real, like his mother Ruth, who taught him that you could throw a party because “It’s Today,” and characters like Mame, who encouraged us to “Open a New Window”; Dolly Levi, who decided to rejoin the human race “Before the Parade Passes By”; and Zaza, who bravely declared, “I Am What I Am.”
Everything The Traffic Will Allow is Klea Blackhurst’s loving tribute to the songs made famous by the quintessential stage personality Ethel Merman. Rather than a Merman imitation, Klea offers a paean to the great Broadway legend that serves as a potent and happy reminder of Merman’s sheer, undeniable importance to both the history of twentieth-century entertainment and the iconic composers like Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, George Gershwin and Jerry Herman, who wrote songs just for her. The engagement is a rare chance to experience Blackhurst’s crackling wit and powerful vocals as she performs her brilliant, savvy valentine to one of American theatre’s greatest stars.
“Merman would be proud of the tribute. One can almost hear her encouraging words from the wings, ‘Sing out, Klea!’” —Variety
“A smart, funny tribute….Brava, Klea – this is one helluva show!” —Time Out New York
Nobody loves to sing more than Klea Blackhurst. From Ethel Merman to Jerry Herman, Klea has been known to zero in on the contributions of someone specific, but this time? Klea goes themeless! From "A Cockeyed Optimist" to "The Sunnyside of the Street," An Evening with Klea Blackhurst is a wonderful celebration of American popular songs, Musical Comedy, and the pocket trumpet. There are a few contemporary surprises as well. Klea will have you listening and laughing to the lyrics of Cole Porter, Johnny Mercer, Yip Harburg, Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein, and Dorothy Fields.
“Blackhurst’s singing is extraordinarily exciting! …An invitation to a party you never want to leave!” – Show Business
“Always award-worthy, the effervescent Klea Blackhurst will win you over with pluck, verve and talent – this amazing gal who understands what entertainment is all about.” – NEXT Magazine
Klea brings her first artistic collaboration with Billy Stritch to the Box Set! Together they created a critically acclaimed show that joyously mined the catalogue of one of America’s most treasured songwriters, who wrote such standards as “Skylark”, “Georgia On My Mind” and “Star Dust.”
Hoagy Carmichael, the celebrated American composer, pianist, singer, actor and bandleader, wrote some of the most lasting and influential pop songs of the twentieth century. Collaborating with lyrists that range from Frank Loesser, Mitchell Parish and Johnny Mercer to Ned Washington, Paul Francis Webster and Harold Adamson, his contributions to Hollywood films and the hit parade are invaluable to the Great American Songbook. Klea – called “a huggable performer with a positive attitude, a sunny voice and a refreshing sense of humor” by Variety – and Billy, praised for a voice “beguiling in its warmth, delicacy and clarity of diction” by The New York Times, perfectly capture Hoagy’s signature blend of easygoing American charm and Tin Pan Alley sophistication.
Klea’s ebullient delivery complements Billy’s suave crooning on a remarkable range of Carmichael’s compositions. Selections range from standards loved around the world – like such as “Star Dust,” “Heart and Soul” and “Skylark” – to lesser-known songs “Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief” (first performed by Betty Hutton in the 1945 film The Stork Club) and “My Resistance Is Low” (a hit in London from the film Las Vegas Story, but relatively obscure in the states) to the virtually unknown, like “Walk It Off.” Klea and Billy take turns on solos, such as her rollicking take on the rarity “Come Easy Go Easy Love”, and his impassioned, powerful “Georgia On My Mind.”
Transport Group will stage a one-night-only concert of Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman's Follies at Carnegie Hall on June 20. The evening, part of the Off-Broadway company's Anne L. Bernstein Concert Series, will feature an all-star cast directed by Transport Group Artistic Director Jack Cummings III and music directed by Joey Chancey.
John Kenley was a theatre impresario who brought Hollywood stars like Gene Kelly and Ann Miller to Ohio’s summer stock stages. But when summer ended, he wintered in Florida where John disappeared… and Jean came to life. A Complicated Woman is a new musical that features a Golden Age score and a gender-diverse cast. Join us for the intriguing story of a theatre legend who had to navigate the joy, pain and pitfalls of leading a double life.
A Swinging Birdland Christmas will be returning to Birdland for the 13th year!
December 20 - 25
Keep an eye on the Birdland website tickets will go on sale soon!
In the meantime, click below to take a look at this interview we did a few years ago to get you in the holiday spirit…
Michael Childers Presents One Night Only, “New York, New York” benefiting the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center with direction by Scott Coulter and musical direction by Todd Schroeder. The cast features the best of Broadway and Hollywood performers. All performers donate their time, and their appearances are subject to availability. The cast includes Jason Alexander, Christine Andreas, Edmund Bagnell, Brent Barrett, Klea Blackhurst, Carole J. Bufford, Keith Carradine, Julie Garnyé, Alex Getlin, Anita Gillette, Debbie Gravitte, Sam Harris, Alix Korey, Blaine Krauss, Skye LaFontaine, Lesli Margherita, Amanda McBroom, Sean McDermott, Ken Page, Teri Ralson, Lee Roy Reams, Gary Shaw, Seth Sikes, Billy Stritch, Nita Whitaker, and Nickerson-Rossi Dance.
A limited number of VIP tickets are available through the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center at (760) 773-1636 for $495 each and include an after-theatre party with the cast. BUT check the website, because there are normal ticket prices too!!
“It’s Broadway razzle-dazzle of the highest order.” —Los Angeles Times
Six times a year Klea Blackhurst, Jason Graae, Debbie Gravitte, Ron Raines, Scott Coulter along with Musical Director, John Boswell, head to the performing art centers and orchestras of America to spread the words and wisdom of Jerry Herman. Jerry was a legendary songsmith. In the tradition of Irving Berlin - the master of the show tune -these are songs that have had a healthy life outside of the shows for which they were originally written. From Hello, Dolly! and Mame to Mack and Mabel and La Cage aux Folles, Herman lit up Broadway for decades with toe-tapping, soul-stirring musical moments. Jerry created songs that were like him, bouncy, buoyant and optimistic. That innate optimism allowed him to express himself honestly. Never afraid to say I Am What I Am, he reminds us that It Only Takes a Moment to Open a New Window and Tap Your Troubles Away Before the Parade Passes By because The Best Of Times is Now! It’s Today!
“It’s Broadway razzle-dazzle of the highest order.” —Los Angeles Times
Six times a year Klea Blackhurst, Jason Graae, Debbie Gravitte, Ron Raines, Scott Coulter along with Musical Director, John Boswell, head to the performing art centers and orchestras of America to spread the words and wisdom of Jerry Herman. Jerry was a legendary songsmith. In the tradition of Irving Berlin - the master of the show tune -these are songs that have had a healthy life outside of the shows for which they were originally written. From Hello, Dolly! and Mame to Mack and Mabel and La Cage aux Folles, Herman lit up Broadway for decades with toe-tapping, soul-stirring musical moments. Jerry created songs that were like him, bouncy, buoyant and optimistic. That innate optimism allowed him to express himself honestly. Never afraid to say I Am What I Am, he reminds us that It Only Takes a Moment to Open a New Window and Tap Your Troubles Away Before the Parade Passes By because The Best Of Times is Now! It’s Today!
A three-part series exploring and celebrating the wonders of the human voice through the lens of vocal healthcare. In partnership with the Greenwich Arts Council, Klea joins Dr. Michael Lerner and Andrew Keltz, the Voice Center’s voice-specialized speech-language pathologist, Andrew Keltz, MS, CCC-SLP (and also Klea’s dear friend!) as they curate a collection of vocal performances alongside discussions and presentations on vocal health, vocal injury, and rehabilitation. A little art, a little science (with an emphasis on the latter) this evening, part one in a three-part series, promises to be both intellectually engaging and artistically inspiring.
A student of the late voice researcher Jo Estill, Klea learned to sing from both a physiological and interpretive point of view. Anatomy and acting come together in a technique that is the cornerstone of her vocal pedagogy. Klea has conducted master classes in high schools, colleges and universities in many of the cities in which she regularly visits and works. She is a distinguished Alumna of the University of Utah.
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The Dutch Treat Club presents Jesse Green discussing his new book Shy: The Alarmingly Outspoken Memoirs of Mary Rodgers with musical guest Klea Blackhurst!
Many moons ago, in a far-off place, Klea played Princess Winnifred in Once Upon A Mattress at the Lagoon Opera House just outside Salt Lake City… she had the time of her life! She is thrilled to be performing the song SHY from Mattress and a few of Mary Rodgers delightful often unsung songs. Mary Rodgers was a songwriter, children's book author, philanthropist and — perhaps most famously — the daughter of theatrical legend Richard Rodgers. Though she died in 2014, her memoirs were recently published. Titled Shy: The Alarmingly Outspoken Memoirs of Mary Rodgers, the book is co-authored by New York Times theater critic Jesse Green. Come hear Green talk about his new book. It’s guaranteed to be part of every musical theatre lover’s library! It’s already the talk of the town. The product of hundreds of hours he spent with Rodgers, it has extensive, entertaining, even gossipy footnotes on just about every page. There's an asterisk after the very first word, "Daddy," and the note explains: "If you've read this far, you probably know that Daddy was Richard Rodgers (1902-1979): composer, womanizer, alcoholic, genius."
Please RSVP so the chef can prepare your lunch! $45 dollars gets you in the room and fed!
Klea takes off her eyelashes and heels and puts on her teaching cap! She’ll focus on giving actors the opportunity to bring their audition and performance skills to the next level while exploring a better connection to their audition material. Students will work one on one with Klea in a class setting. You can be 1. A WORKING PARTICIPANT (limited to 8. Sandhills Community College students have first priority) Or 2. AN OBSERVER: you won’t be performing, but will have the opportunity to watch others work and ask questions during the Q&A.
Everything The Traffic Will Allow, Klea Blackhurst’s award-winning and critically acclaimed tribute to Ethel Merman, took New York by storm in 2001 and has continued to wow audiences and critics alike nationwide ever since. Accompanied by Musical Director, Michael Rice on piano, Klea brings bright new interpretations of Merman’s signature songs such as “I Got Rhythm,” “Everything’s Coming Up Roses” and “There’s No Business Like Show Business,” as well as rarely performed obscurities including “Just A Moment Ago,” “I’ve Still Got My Health,” and “World Take Me Back.” Join us to experience Klea’s crackling wit and powerful vocals as she performs her brilliant, savvy valentine to one of American theater’s greatest stars.
From "A Cockeyed Optimist" to "The Yodeling Muchacha", An Evening with Klea Blackhurst is a wonderful celebration of classic American popular songs, Broadway show tunes as well as a few contemporary surprises.
Klea will have you listening and laughing at the lyrics of Cole Porter, Johnny Mercer, Yip Harburg, Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein, Jerry Herman and many more!
Klea has performed in legendary halls from The London Palladium to Carnegie Hall, The Royal Albert Hall to Jazz at Lincoln Center and with symphony orchestras from Atlanta to Philly. Known for her Ethel Merman tribute, Everything The Traffic Will Allow and her homage to Jerry Herman, One of the Girls, she’s considered an expert on the Golden Age of the American musical. She has starred in classics like Gypsy and Hello, Dolly! But she’s also brought her brand of comedy to the development of new works. Notably the world premiere of Hazel, Maid in America directed by Lucie Arnaz. And The Nutty Professor, directed by Jerry Lewis, with a score by Rupert Holmes and EGOT winner, Marvin Hamlisch. Klea is a distinguished Alumna of the University of Utah and plays second trumpet in the LGBAC Marching Band.
A $25 Food and Beverage minimum is required of all patrons.
BIRDLAND will present the return of Klea Blackhurst: "One of the Girls: the Words and Music of Jerry Herman" on Monday, February 21 at 7:00 PM. After a hit engagement at the venue last fall, Blackhurst will bring back her salute to the beloved songwriter for one night only. "One of the Girls" is produced by Denise Cooper, directed by Mark Waldrop, and features musical direction by Michael Rice, who leads the Pocket Change Trio. There is a $40 music charge. Birdland is located at 315 West 44th Street in New York.
Klea turns her long association with Broadway’s Jerry Herman into a brand new show, ONE OF THE GIRLS. Considered one of Herman’s premier interpreters, Klea officially became one of “Jerry’s Girls” when she starred in the 50th Anniversary Production of Hello, Dolly! at Goodspeed Opera House. But they were introduced years before, when Jerry heard Klea sing one of the cut Hello, Dolly! songs written for Ethel Merman (the original choice to star in the show). He immediately invited Klea to sing with the London Philharmonic at the Palladium and she’s been singing his songs with symphony orchestras across the country ever since. ONE OF THE GIRLS will focus attention on the powerful, loving, and memorable women in Jerry’s life. Both real, like his dear mother Ruth, who taught him that you could throw a party simply because “It’s Today” and characters like Mame, who encouraged us to “Open A New Window”, Dolly Levi, who decided to rejoin the human race “Before The Parade Passes By” and Zaza, who bravely declared, “I Am What I Am.” Jerry has lifted wonderful women off the page and into our hearts for almost six decades.
A Swinging Birdland Christmas Returns Live!
The beloved Concert comes home for the 12th Season.
December 20 - 25
More performances than ever… stay tuned for details!
The Brownville Concert Series in Brownville, Nebraska
Klea, Jim, and Billy take their beloved Christmas show on the road. Steve Doyle and Daniel Glass are coming too!! Let the season countdown truly begin.
The Brownville Concert Series in Brownville, Nebraska
Klea, Jim, and Billy take their beloved Christmas show on the road. Steve Doyle and Daniel Glass are coming too!! Let the season countdown truly begin.
The Brownville Concert Series in Brownville, Nebraska
Klea, Jim, and Billy take their beloved Christmas show on the road. Steve Doyle and Daniel Glass are coming too!! Let the season countdown truly begin.
Direction by Scott Coulter and Music Direction by Todd Schroeder. The cast features the best of Broadway and Hollywood performers. All performers donate their time and their appearances are subject to availability. The cast includes Lucie Arnaz, Brent Barrett, Klea Blackhurst, Debby Boone, Carole J. Bufford, David Burnham, Ann Hampton Callaway, Liz Callaway, Scott Coulter, Laura Dickinson, Julie Garnyé, Jason Graae, Sam Harris, Aaron Lazar, Skye LaFontaine, Amanda McBroom, Ken Page, Jeffrey Scott Parsons, Freda Payne, Joan Ryan, Gary Shaw, Jake Simpson, Kevin Spirtas, Nita Whitaker and Lily Tomlin. A limited number of VIP tickets are available through the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center at (760) 773-1636 for $495 each and include after-theatre party with the cast. But check the website, there are normal ticket prices too!!
The event will be benefitting the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center.
This one is for the ages! Look at this list of performers! It’s unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable! While it rolls along alphabetically, you’ll notice at the very end it reads, “and Lily Tomlin” LILY TOMLIN!! I am beside myself. I cannot wait to get there, dust off a little ditty from the ‘70’s and bask in the glow of LILY TOMLIN! I saw Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, 9 times. It was perhaps the greatest piece of art (soup?) I’ve ever experienced. It changed my life. To Jane Wagner and Lily Tomlin, I gratefully say, “THANK YOU.”
The one-time-only Irving Berlin gala on October 27 honors the immigrant who offered a conduit-in-song to the human condition and the human emotions. Irving Berlin’s words and music continue to represent our hearts, humor and hopes. The amazing amalgamation of artists scheduled to perform in The Melody Lingers On include Karen Akers, Christine Andreas, Klea Blackhurst, Stephanie Blythe, Carole J. Bufford, Natalie Douglas, Eric Yves Garcia, Aisha de Haas, Jeff Harnar, Nicolas King, David LaMarr (This year’s recipient of The Julie Wilson Award), Andrea Marcovicci, Karen Mason, The Moipei Triplets, Todd Murray, Sidney Myer, Mark Nadler, Karen Oberlin, Steve Ross, Sandy Stewart, Billy Stritch, Stacy Sullivan, and Amra-Faye Wright. As an additional highlight, Ms. Akers will accept The Mabel Mercer Foundation’s 2021 Mabel Award.
A Public Celebration of Tin Pan Alley Music!
Klea is delighted to be hosting this outdoor public concert on TIN PAN ALLEY DAY! Come celebrate the official landmark designation of Tin Pan Alley on West 28th Street - it is the birthplace of American popular music, after all. It should be a fantastic and entertaining day. And it’s all free! (You can always consider making a generous donation to further the mission to preserve America’s unparalleled musical heritage.
This will be the debut of Klea’s first new show in almost eight years! THIS IS BIG!! The pandemic put a stop to this show’s grand launch in 2020, but we’re back and fully vaxxed, so come hear the music play! Produced by Denise Cooper. Directed by Mark Waldrop. With Musical Direction by Michael Rice, who will be leading the Pocket Change Trio.
Klea turns her long association with Broadway’s Jerry Herman into a brand new show, ONE OF THE GIRLS. Considered one of Herman’s premier interpreters, Klea officially became one of “Jerry’s Girls” when she starred in the 50th Anniversary Production of Hello, Dolly! at Goodspeed Opera House. But they were introduced years before, when Jerry heard Klea sing one of the cut Hello, Dolly! songs written for Ethel Merman (the original choice to star in the show.) He immediately invited Klea to sing with the London Philharmonic at the Palladium and she’s been singing his songs with symphony orchestras across the country ever since. ONE OF THE GIRLS will focus attention on the powerful, loving and memorable women in Jerry’s life. Both real, like his dear mother Ruth, who taught him that you could throw a party simply because “It’s Today” and characters like Mame, who encouraged us to “Open A New Window”, Dolly Levi, who decided to rejoin the human race “Before The Parade Passes By” and Zaza, who bravely declared, “I Am What I Am”. Jerry has lifted wonderful women off the page and into our hearts for almost six decades.
This will be the debut of Klea’s first new show in almost eight years! THIS IS BIG!! The pandemic put a stop to this show’s grand launch in 2020, but we’re back and fully vaxxed, so come hear the music play! Produced by Denise Cooper. Directed by Mark Waldrop. With Musical Direction by Michael Rice, who will be leading the Pocket Change Trio.
Klea turns her long association with Broadway’s Jerry Herman into a brand new show, ONE OF THE GIRLS. Considered one of Herman’s premier interpreters, Klea officially became one of “Jerry’s Girls” when she starred in the 50th Anniversary Production of Hello, Dolly! at Goodspeed Opera House. But they were introduced years before, when Jerry heard Klea sing one of the cut Hello, Dolly! songs written for Ethel Merman (the original choice to star in the show.) He immediately invited Klea to sing with the London Philharmonic at the Palladium and she’s been singing his songs with symphony orchestras across the country ever since. ONE OF THE GIRLS will focus attention on the powerful, loving and memorable women in Jerry’s life. Both real, like his dear mother Ruth, who taught him that you could throw a party simply because “It’s Today” and characters like Mame, who encouraged us to “Open A New Window”, Dolly Levi, who decided to rejoin the human race “Before The Parade Passes By” and Zaza, who bravely declared, “I Am What I Am”. Jerry has lifted wonderful women off the page and into our hearts for almost six decades.
This will be the debut of Klea’s first new show in almost eight years! THIS IS BIG!! The pandemic put a stop to this show’s grand launch in 2020, but we’re back and fully vaxxed, so come hear the music play! Produced by Denise Cooper. Directed by Mark Waldrop. With Musical Direction by Michael Rice, who will be leading the Pocket Change Trio.
Klea turns her long association with Broadway’s Jerry Herman into a brand new show, ONE OF THE GIRLS. Considered one of Herman’s premier interpreters, Klea officially became one of “Jerry’s Girls” when she starred in the 50th Anniversary Production of Hello, Dolly! at Goodspeed Opera House. But they were introduced years before, when Jerry heard Klea sing one of the cut Hello, Dolly! songs written for Ethel Merman (the original choice to star in the show.) He immediately invited Klea to sing with the London Philharmonic at the Palladium and she’s been singing his songs with symphony orchestras across the country ever since. ONE OF THE GIRLS will focus attention on the powerful, loving and memorable women in Jerry’s life. Both real, like his dear mother Ruth, who taught him that you could throw a party simply because “It’s Today” and characters like Mame, who encouraged us to “Open A New Window”, Dolly Levi, who decided to rejoin the human race “Before The Parade Passes By” and Zaza, who bravely declared, “I Am What I Am”. Jerry has lifted wonderful women off the page and into our hearts for almost six decades.
