Don’t miss GRAMMY® and Emmy®-nominated performer Cheyenne Jackson in an intimate evening of Broadway favorites, jazz, pop, folk and personal storytelling at GLAZER HALL!
That Guy from That Thing pulls back the curtain on Cheyenne Jackson—the actor you instantly recognize from his star turns on stage and screen…but can’t quite place. Fresh off his run in Broadway megahit Oh, Mary! and his stunning solo debut concert at Carnegie Hall, Cheyenne invites us into his orbit with humor, warmth, and a knowing wink. This unforgettable evening will take you on an eclectic musical journey from the songbook classics of Nat King Cole to the pop of Elton John and Sarah Bareilles, to the Broadway brilliance of Bernstein—and beyond.
As a concert performer, Jackson has graced the stages of iconic venues including Disney Hall, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Hollywood Bowl, and Kennedy Center. He received a GRAMMY nomination for his collaboration with the San Francisco Symphony as Tony in West Side Story conducted by the legendary Michael Tilson Thomas.
On Broadway, Jackson’s career spans iconic roles in Into the Woods, XANADU, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Aida, The Performers, Once Upon a Mattress, Finian’s Rainbow, and All Shook Up (Theatre World Award). Other stage credits include The Secret Garden and the acclaimed Encores! production of DAMN YANKEES. Jackson’s remarkable stage presence and ability to bring depth to a wide range of characters have made him a beloved figure in musical theater.
His television credits include notable appearances in “American Horror Story,” “30 Rock,” “Glee,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Doctor Odyssey,” “Call Me Kat,” “The Morning Show,” and “American Woman.” He also starred in “Julie and the Phantoms,” where his portrayal of a rock star earned him critical acclaim and an Emmy nomination. Other TV and film roles include Descendants 3, UNITED 93, HBO’s Behind the Candelabra, “Law and Order,” “CSI,” “Ugly Betty,” “Saved By The Bell,” “Matlock,” and “Modern Family.”
Don’t miss this extraordinary evening of song, storytelling, and star power — live at GLAZER HALL.
