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Broadway Backwards will take a hopeful, musical lo

Broadway Backwards will take a hopeful, musical look toward life post-pandemic in its first virtual edition set to stream with a bevy of Broadway’s best at 8 pm Eastern on Tuesday, March 30. The free online event, where gender doesn’t matter but love does, can be viewed at broadwaycares.org/backwards2021 and on the Broadway Cares YouTube channel. It will be available on demand through Saturday, April 3.

In this virtual edition of Broadway Backwards, the show will explore how the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic has specifically affected the LGBTQ community. The show will feature Jay Armstrong Johnson as an isolated New Yorker who dreams a fantastical journey guided by a late night television host, portrayed by Jenn Colella. New performances will be merged with full numbers from previous editions of Broadway Backwards to create a Broadway Backwards that feels distinctly of the moment.

This year’s streaming event also includes a special opening number featuring Stephanie J. Block, Deborah Cox and Lea Salonga, plus performances and appearances by Matt Bomer, Darren Criss, Ariana DeBose, Robin De Jesús, Cynthia Erivo, Joshua Henry, Cherry Jones, Kelli O’Hara and Jim Parsons. More of this year's special guests will be announced in the coming weeks. Broadway Backwards (#broadwaybackwards) is produced by Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and benefits Broadway Cares and the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center in New York City.

Shuffle Along... hits the century mark this year!

Shuffle Along... hits the century mark this year! From its first production in 1921 to the recent revival, this show has been an example of Black artists telling their story. We celebrate composer Eubie Blake, lyricist Noble Sissle and book writers Flournoy Miller and Aubrey Lyles for creating this piece of theater history.

Broadway’s Goddess of Love Lea Salonga has made

Broadway’s Goddess of Love Lea Salonga has made her voice heard on more than cast recordings. She's a two-time Disney princess, the first Filipina to win a Tony Award and long time champion of Broadway Cares - what could this next trip around the sun have in store? Show some love for her on her special day!

As we move toward a future that allows BIPOC creat

As we move toward a future that allows BIPOC creators to tell their own authentic stories on stage, we acknowledge and celebrate Black artists who have paved the way. We honor these three #choreographers whose steps have shined bright: Camille A. Brown, Savion Glover and Bill T. Jones. Who would you add to the list?

Which organizations amplifying the work of Black #

Which organizations amplifying the work of Black #theater artists are you inspired by? These groups that are celebrating Black excellence and working toward a more inclusive community motivate us. Tap through our story to learn more about these organizations.

We can't get "Daytime Queen" out of our heads! The

We can't get "Daytime Queen" out of our heads! The heart pumping stream of ABC Daytime: Back on Broadway not only plastered a smile on our faces, fans like you raised $130,565. Through your generous donations, those in need will be provided meals and medication, healthcare and hope.

Leading ladies on #Broadway are constantly proving

Leading ladies on #Broadway are constantly proving that barriers are meant to be broken. • Which theater character do you think would make a great President? #presidentsday

"If you'd have been there - if you'd have seen it"

"If you'd have been there - if you'd have seen it" are words we never want to hear. There is still time to see the merry mistresses of Daytime TV in ABC Daytime: Back on #Broadway. View the stream through Monday, February 15 at 11:59pm.

Two Time Tony Award winner @JudithLight is definit

Two Time Tony Award winner @JudithLight is definitely a "boss" in our eyes. Let’s show this classy birthday star some love today!

Photo by Monica Simoes

🎉 We celebrate the moments where characters are

🎉 We celebrate the moments where characters are created that change the game, as these iconic parts did. • What characters created for or played by Black actors inspire you? #blackhistorymonth

@chrishell.stause was selling it onstage way befor

@chrishell.stause was selling it onstage way before she was selling real estate on reality TV! The #sellingsunset star and her soap opera frenemies are reuniting on February 11 in ABC Daytime: Back on Broadway in support of Broadway Cares. See you there!

These #birthdaytwin chameleons have proved that th

These #birthdaytwin chameleons have proved that they can do anything and everything! What famous Broadway duo would YOU want to see Ann Harada and Nathan Lane play? Swipe to see our vote. #aslongasyourmine

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Broadway Backwards will take a hopeful, musical lo

Broadway Backwards will take a hopeful, musical look toward life post-pandemic in its first virtual edition set to stream with a bevy of Broadway’s best at 8 pm Eastern on Tuesday, March 30. The free online event, where gender doesn’t matter but love does, can be viewed at broadwaycares.org/backwards2021 and on the Broadway Cares YouTube channel. It will be available on demand through Saturday, April 3.

In this virtual edition of Broadway Backwards, the show will explore how the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic has specifically affected the LGBTQ community. The show will feature Jay Armstrong Johnson as an isolated New Yorker who dreams a fantastical journey guided by a late night television host, portrayed by Jenn Colella. New performances will be merged with full numbers from previous editions of Broadway Backwards to create a Broadway Backwards that feels distinctly of the moment.

This year’s streaming event also includes a special opening number featuring Stephanie J. Block, Deborah Cox and Lea Salonga, plus performances and appearances by Matt Bomer, Darren Criss, Ariana DeBose, Robin De Jesús, Cynthia Erivo, Joshua Henry, Cherry Jones, Kelli O’Hara and Jim Parsons. More of this year's special guests will be announced in the coming weeks. Broadway Backwards (#broadwaybackwards) is produced by Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and benefits Broadway Cares and the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center in New York City.

Shuffle Along... hits the century mark this year!

Shuffle Along... hits the century mark this year! From its first production in 1921 to the recent revival, this show has been an example of Black artists telling their story. We celebrate composer Eubie Blake, lyricist Noble Sissle and book writers Flournoy Miller and Aubrey Lyles for creating this piece of theater history.

Broadway’s Goddess of Love Lea Salonga has made

Broadway’s Goddess of Love Lea Salonga has made her voice heard on more than cast recordings. She's a two-time Disney princess, the first Filipina to win a Tony Award and long time champion of Broadway Cares - what could this next trip around the sun have in store? Show some love for her on her special day!

As we move toward a future that allows BIPOC creat

As we move toward a future that allows BIPOC creators to tell their own authentic stories on stage, we acknowledge and celebrate Black artists who have paved the way. We honor these three #choreographers whose steps have shined bright: Camille A. Brown, Savion Glover and Bill T. Jones. Who would you add to the list?

Which organizations amplifying the work of Black #

Which organizations amplifying the work of Black #theater artists are you inspired by? These groups that are celebrating Black excellence and working toward a more inclusive community motivate us. Tap through our story to learn more about these organizations.

We can't get "Daytime Queen" out of our heads! The

We can't get "Daytime Queen" out of our heads! The heart pumping stream of ABC Daytime: Back on Broadway not only plastered a smile on our faces, fans like you raised $130,565. Through your generous donations, those in need will be provided meals and medication, healthcare and hope.

Leading ladies on #Broadway are constantly proving

Leading ladies on #Broadway are constantly proving that barriers are meant to be broken. • Which theater character do you think would make a great President? #presidentsday

"If you'd have been there - if you'd have seen it"

"If you'd have been there - if you'd have seen it" are words we never want to hear. There is still time to see the merry mistresses of Daytime TV in ABC Daytime: Back on #Broadway. View the stream through Monday, February 15 at 11:59pm.

Two Time Tony Award winner @JudithLight is definit

Two Time Tony Award winner @JudithLight is definitely a "boss" in our eyes. Let’s show this classy birthday star some love today!

Photo by Monica Simoes

🎉 We celebrate the moments where characters are

🎉 We celebrate the moments where characters are created that change the game, as these iconic parts did. • What characters created for or played by Black actors inspire you? #blackhistorymonth

@chrishell.stause was selling it onstage way befor

@chrishell.stause was selling it onstage way before she was selling real estate on reality TV! The #sellingsunset star and her soap opera frenemies are reuniting on February 11 in ABC Daytime: Back on Broadway in support of Broadway Cares. See you there!

These #birthdaytwin chameleons have proved that th

These #birthdaytwin chameleons have proved that they can do anything and everything! What famous Broadway duo would YOU want to see Ann Harada and Nathan Lane play? Swipe to see our vote. #aslongasyourmine

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Broadway Cares @BCEFA

February 24, 2021 at 6:41am
. @Jay_A_Johnson and @JennColella lead the first virtual edition of #BroadwayBackwards with a bevy of Broadway’s best on Tuesday, March 30. The free online event, where gender doesn’t matter but love does, benefits Broadway Cares and @LGBTCenterNYC: https://t.co/4CfeuqthDM https://t.co/0vPo7q5BPy

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Broadway Cares @BCEFA

February 23, 2021 at 8:55am
Now's your chance to win a 30-minute one-on-one with @KassieDePaiva: star of One Life to Live, @GeneralHospital and @daysofourlives. Don’t miss this opportunity to talk make ups and break ups with one of the most engaging actors from daytime TV. https://t.co/1nmXCsRL7J

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Broadway Cares @BCEFA

February 23, 2021 at 5:19am
Shuffle Along... hits the century mark this year! From its first production in 1921 to the recent revival, this show has been an example of Black artists telling their story. We celebrate the creators of this incredble piece of #theater history. https://t.co/OTx2s8vMEQ

View on Twitter

Broadway Cares @BCEFA

February 24, 2021 at 6:41am
. @Jay_A_Johnson and @JennColella lead the first virtual edition of #BroadwayBackwards with a bevy of Broadway’s best on Tuesday, March 30. The free online event, where gender doesn’t matter but love does, benefits Broadway Cares and @LGBTCenterNYC: https://t.co/4CfeuqthDM https://t.co/0vPo7q5BPy

View on Twitter

Broadway Cares @BCEFA

February 23, 2021 at 8:55am
Now's your chance to win a 30-minute one-on-one with @KassieDePaiva: star of One Life to Live, @GeneralHospital and @daysofourlives. Don’t miss this opportunity to talk make ups and break ups with one of the most engaging actors from daytime TV. https://t.co/1nmXCsRL7J

View on Twitter

Broadway Cares @BCEFA

February 23, 2021 at 5:19am
Shuffle Along... hits the century mark this year! From its first production in 1921 to the recent revival, this show has been an example of Black artists telling their story. We celebrate the creators of this incredble piece of #theater history. https://t.co/OTx2s8vMEQ

View on Twitter

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