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Kennedy
Center Honors 2009, Washington DC, 6 December 2009 
with photos
The
Sky Is Not Falling. A NYC Benefit for Milwaukee's Skylight Opera
Theatre. St Luke's Theatre, NYC, 5 October 2009. Official
website. More at Theatermania
and Playbill.
"The concert will feature a mix of classic and contemporary musical
theater and opera, and include new music by composers Schmidt, James Valcq,
Mark Adamo, Josh Rosenblum, and Brett Ryback."
DON'T MISS: a terrific photo of Shuler and
Tony Clements (Curly and Will, 17 years on), on Tony's blog here,
together with more great pics of the event.
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An Evening of Song with Pianist as
Composer with a Touch of Chopin
A concert to celebrate the 80th
birthday of pianist Byron Janis, New York Public Library for the
Performing Arts' Bruno Walter Auditorium, 10 March 2008.
This was the first time Mr. Janis'
compositions were performed in public. Hosted by Pia Lindstrom; other performers included Robert Cuccioli
and Karen Mason.
Photo credit : Linda Lenzi
More at Broadway
World.com
Byron
Janis.com
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A
Tribute to John Kander, Westport Country Playhouse, CT, 24 September
2007. Photos and more detail at BroadwayWorld.
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Jubilee Opening Celebration at
the new Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, Atlanta, GA, September
2007
Shuler both emceed and performed Georgia
On My Mind.
Photo credit : Jenni Girtman,
Atlanta Journal-Constitution |
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Broadway
Under the Stars, Central Park, NYC, 26 June 2006
with photos
Celebrate America, Hofstra
University Arena, Hempstead, NY, 25 June 2006. WOR Radio's second annual
all-day concert featuring cast members from numerous Broadway and
Off-Broadway shows, to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids. Press
Note: Celebrate America is a non-partisan, day-long extravaganza
of exciting entertainment for the whole family. In addition to showcasing
Broadway, a truly American institution, it honors the heart and enduring
patriotic spirit of every American.
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Broadway's
Celebrity Benefit for Hurricane Relief, Gerswhin Theatre, NYC, 25
September 2005. Produced by the company members of Wicked to
benefit the victims of Hurricane Katrina, and featuring a host of Broadway
stars, "this will be one of the most memorable nights on
Broadway," said Liza Minnelli, "ever!"
Shuler sang You'll Never Walk Alone
with just a piano accompaniment.
More details at BroadwayStars
and Playbill
Photo credit : Bruce Glikas for Broadway.com. Shuler w/ Isabel Keating. |
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Thomashefsky’s
Yiddish Theatre,
Carnegie Hall NYC, 16 - 17 April 2005 and Davies Symphony Hall, San
Francisco, 29 June 2005
with
photo
Regina,
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington DC, 10 - 12 March 2005
Richard
Rodgers: Falling in Love,
A&E Television, 16 and 23 June, 2002. "An
eclectic group of celebrated artists from the pop, jazz and classical
worlds come together for this live concert from Times Square Studios in
New York City to celebrate the music of Richard Rodgers. Performers
include: Joshua Bell, Terence Blanchard, Liz Callaway, James Naughton, Lea
Salonga and cast members of the Broadway production of Oklahoma!"
The
Sound of Broadway,
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC, 9 April 2002.
Part of this season's The Sound of Broadway Series celebrating the
centennial of Richard Rodgers. The series includes conversations with
Rodgers's daughter, Mary Rodgers, and Ted Chapin of the Rodgers and
Hammerstein Organization, along with performances by Barbara Cook and cast
members of the Broadway revivals of Oklahoma! and The Boys from
Syracuse, special appearances, and performances by surprise guests
Some Enchanted Evening : A Richard Rodgers Gala, Juilliard Theater,
NYC, 4 February 2002. A gala benefit, sponsored by the Juilliard School,
to celebrate the centennial of Rodger's birth, and pay tribute to his
daughter and Juilliard chairman emeritus, Mary Guettel. Shuler sang Lonely
Room from Oklahoma! The concert also starred Glenn Close,
Barbara Cook, Bernadette Peters, Audra McDonald, Michael Feinstein and
Karen Ziemba. "All of them are grateful to Rodgers for creating
material exquisitely wrought for believable characters with unbelievable
voices."
American Songbook Series Tribute to Frank Loesser
"Heart and Soul",
Lincoln Center, New York City, October 20 - 21, 2000.
Carnival of the Animals by
Saint Saens. Part of the Fall Carnival performed by
the Georgia Ballet, Marietta, Georgia, 23 October 1999. Narrator :
Shuler Hensley. Choreographer and Artistic Director : Iris
Hensley.
The 'Happy End' Music by Kurt Weill, Queen
Elizabeth Hall, London, 4 October 1999
Stars of Tomorrow Concert,
The Aspen Festival Orchestra, Colorado.
A Mozart Gala,
Curtis Symphony, The Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia
An Evening With the Stars, Georgia Ballet, Cobb County Civic Center,
Marietta, GA, 21 October 1990.
"The company will premiere Aria, choreographed in
sections by artistic director Iris Hensley, Tom Pazik, Leo Alverez and
Dean Williams. As the dancers perform, four up-and-coming opera singers
from New York City will sing arias, duets and quartets from well-known
operas. The singers are Ms. Hensley's son Shuler Hensley,
baritone; Roger Keiper, tenor; Daryn Zimmer, soprano; and Elizabeth
Bishop, mezzo-soprano." (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) |
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