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citydweller · 25 May 2008, 22:46

Okay, a bit delayed, but here it is (still trying to track down some pics):

Setlist from Broadway Night of Stars 2008 benefit for Covenant House PA, May 13 and Covenant House NJ, May 14 and May 15.

December 1963 (Oh, What a Night)
From Jersey Boys
Rob Evan joined by all performers

This Is the Moment
From Jekyll & Hyde
Rob Evan

The Point of No Return
From Phantom of the Opera
Rita Harvey

I Dreamed a Dream
From Les Miserables
Andrea Rivette

Scenes From an Italian Restaurant
From Movin’ Out
Danny Zolli

I Am Changing
From Dreamgirls
Capathia Jenkins

Unchained Melody
Paul Hill

Paradise By the Dashboard Light
Jim Steinman
Patti Russo and Rob Evan

Tap performance and variation on My Favorite Things
From Sound of Music
Ted Levy

Far From the Home I Love
From Fiddler On the Roof
Rita Harvey

The Wizard and I
From Wicked
Andrea Rivette

Cabaret
From Cabaret
Capathia Jenkins

Believe
Written and performed by Paul Hill (this moving song can be heard on Paul’s myspace page. Go here to listen: http://www.myspace.com/paulhillsings )

No Fence Around My Heart
From The Twelve
Patti Russo (slowed it down a bit and this version was magnificent!)

Bridge Over Troubled Water
Simon and Garfunkel
Danny Zolli and Rob Evan

Personal stories shared by several former residents of Covenant House followed by musical and dance performances to the song “Stronger” by kids from all three Covenant Houses – Newark, Atlantic City, and Philadelphia

Love Changes Everything
From Aspects of Love
All performers

It was a moving night with brilliant performances and music chosen especially for its power to inspire. With the themes of hope, love, and home, several former residents of Covenant House shared their stories of how this special place and the people who work there brought those three things into their lives. The performers gave their all, many of them performing the showstopper songs for which they are best known, with a few old favorites thrown in. Neil Berg entertained the audience with stories and set up many of the songs with a synopsis of the emotional scene from which they were taken. He accompanied on piano for all songs, and was joined by Dan Walker on keyboard, Greg Lykins on guitar, Alan Greene on bass, and Roger Cohen on drums.

25 May 2008, 22:46	#35
citydweller Loafer Join Date: 19.05.2006 Posts: 62	Okay, a bit delayed, but here it is (still trying to track down some pics): Setlist from Broadway Night of Stars 2008 benefit for Covenant House PA, May 13 and Covenant House NJ, May 14 and May 15. December 1963 (Oh, What a Night) From Jersey Boys Rob Evan joined by all performers This Is the Moment From Jekyll & Hyde Rob Evan The Point of No Return From Phantom of the Opera Rita Harvey I Dreamed a Dream From Les Miserables Andrea Rivette Scenes From an Italian Restaurant From Movin’ Out Danny Zolli I Am Changing From Dreamgirls Capathia Jenkins Unchained Melody Paul Hill Paradise By the Dashboard Light Jim Steinman Patti Russo and Rob Evan Tap performance and variation on My Favorite Things From Sound of Music Ted Levy Far From the Home I Love From Fiddler On the Roof Rita Harvey The Wizard and I From Wicked Andrea Rivette Cabaret From Cabaret Capathia Jenkins Believe Written and performed by Paul Hill (this moving song can be heard on Paul’s myspace page. Go here to listen: http://www.myspace.com/paulhillsings ) No Fence Around My Heart From The Twelve Patti Russo (slowed it down a bit and this version was magnificent!) Bridge Over Troubled Water Simon and Garfunkel Danny Zolli and Rob Evan Personal stories shared by several former residents of Covenant House followed by musical and dance performances to the song “Stronger” by kids from all three Covenant Houses – Newark, Atlantic City, and Philadelphia Love Changes Everything From Aspects of Love All performers It was a moving night with brilliant performances and music chosen especially for its power to inspire. With the themes of hope, love, and home, several former residents of Covenant House shared their stories of how this special place and the people who work there brought those three things into their lives. The performers gave their all, many of them performing the showstopper songs for which they are best known, with a few old favorites thrown in. Neil Berg entertained the audience with stories and set up many of the songs with a synopsis of the emotional scene from which they were taken. He accompanied on piano for all songs, and was joined by Dan Walker on keyboard, Greg Lykins on guitar, Alan Greene on bass, and Roger Cohen on drums.