Carnegie Hall's Musical Exchange is a free online community for young musicians to connect with fellow artists and to develop their talents with professional mentors.
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Join our Musical Theater Project today, and you'll have a front row seat working one-on-one with professional artists like Leslie Stifelman, music director and conductor for Broadway's hit musical Chicago, and Tony Award-winning actor and director Roger Rees. Get a feel for the project by checking out this featured video.
Monday, June 4, 2012 at 7:00 PM (19:00) EDT (Find your local time here)
Celebrate and discuss the upcoming Tony Awards with Leslie Stifelman and Roger Rees, who is nominated in the category Best Direction of a Play! Check out all the nominees.
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